Baathist
- noun
- /ˈbɑːθɪst/
- To the Kurds, every Arab is a Baathist.
- Arab Baathists
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Watch on YouTubeSo, you know, naturally they just, they were rising up, you know, because effectively they didn't when they pushed out all the Baathists.
- So, you know, naturally they just, they were rising up, you know, because effectively they didn't when they pushed out all the Baathists.
Examples
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During the revolution, numerous Baathists played key roles in shaping the political landscape.
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The Baathists—former members of Saddam's ruling elite—hope to restore themselves to power.
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Hamdani says there was a clear plan by the Baathists to destroy the culture of southern Iraq.
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The Baathists sought to implement their Arab nationalism by force.
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The insurgency is dominated by two groups: Sunni Arab Baathists and foreign jihadists.
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It cannot be the petit bourgeois radicals like the Nasserites and the Baathists.
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Many former Baathists have faced difficult consequences since the party was disbanded.
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The current government has been trying to distance itself from the past affiliations of Baathists.
Synonyms
A person who supports a political party that wants Arab unity and social equality
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Baathist comes from the Arabic party name Ba'ath, which means 'rebirth', so a Baathist is a member or supporter of that political party, especially in countries like Syria and Iraq.