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monarcho-fascist

monarcho-fascist

9.9
Supporting rule by a king or queen combined with strict, controlling power
  • adjective
  • /mɒˈnɑːrkoʊ ˈfæʃɪst/
: monarco-fascista
  • Several historians have analyzed the rise of monarcho-fascist movements in twentieth-century Europe.

Examples

  • The protesters rallied against the monarcho-fascist policies introduced by the government.

  • The monarcho-fascist regime imposed strict laws on the citizens.

  • His book provides a detailed critique of monarcho-fascist ideologies and their impact on society.

  • Is the new government a monarcho-fascist state?

  • The protesters rallied against the monarcho-fascist policies introduced by the government.

  • Several historians have analyzed the rise of monarcho-fascist movements in twentieth-century Europe.

  • His book provides a detailed critique of monarcho-fascist ideologies and their impact on society.

How Authoritarian

fascist
83 7.2
monarcho-fascist
9.9
authoritarian
56 7.5
democratic
384 3.0

Surface Forms

monarcho-fascist positive

Morphology

monarcho-fascist = monarch + fascist (transparent) = monarcho + fascist

The compound combines the recognizable elements 'monarch' (monarchical) and 'fascist'; a learner who knows both components can readily infer the combined ideological meaning.

Etymology

The word monarcho-fascist mixes two parts: monarch 'a king or queen' and fascist 'a political idea of strict, single-party rule'. So, a monarcho-fascist system is one that combines royal power with harsh, authoritarian control.