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fascisti

fascisti

9.9
An insult for people who are very strict and do not allow other opinions
  • noun
  • /fæˈʃisti/
  • Offensive
translation icon : fascista
  • The activists called the government officials fascisti for suppressing free speech at the rally.

Examples

  • Some critics labeled the strict school administrators as fascisti because of their harsh rules.

  • During the heated debate, one participant accused the others of being fascisti for not allowing dissent.

  • Don't let the fascisti dictate how we should think!

  • The fascisti often use fear to control the population.

  • Many people believe that the current government's policies resemble those of the fascisti, suppressing alternative viewpoints.

  • The protestors gathered to speak out against the fascisti ideology that was taking over their city.

  • In history classes, we studied how the fascisti would not tolerate dissent, leading to widespread oppression.

Synonyms

bigot
vsfascisti
  • Offensive
117 7.1

A person who unfairly dislikes people from other groups

is stronger, adding active repression and authoritarian intent to simple intolerance
fascist
vsfascisti
74 7.7

A person who wants a strict, controlling government and who may use force against people who disagree

is a derogatory label stressing extreme repression and intolerance
dictator
vsfascisti
33 5.6

A person who controls others in a group or family and ignores their opinions

is a derogatory political insult focusing on ideology and intolerance not only personal rule
authoritarian
vsfascisti
5 8.2

A person who expects people to follow orders and allows little freedom

is used as an insulting label for extreme, intolerant repression rather than mere strictness
totalitarian
vsfascisti
  • Formal
4 8.5

A person who supports a government that controls all parts of life

is a derogatory term emphasizing harsh repression and intolerance rather than only systemic control
social fascist
vsfascisti
  • Offensive
9.9

A person who supports very strict social rules and refuses to accept people who are different

is a general insult for extreme authoritarianism rather than only social policies

Surface Forms

fascisti singular
fascisti plural

Etymology

Fascisti is also used as a strong insult because of that same origin: from fascio 'bundle' and fasces 'bundle of rods' that stood for strict power; since the original movement used force and control, people call very controlling or repressive people fascisti to show strong disapproval.