Naziism
- noun
- /ˈnɑːtsiˌɪzəm/
- The rise of Naziism in Germany led to devastating consequences.
Examples
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She studied the impact of Naziism on European political thought.
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The rise of Naziism in Germany led to profound changes in world history.
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The museum exhibit explores the origins and consequences of Naziism.
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Many historians study Naziism to understand its impact on Europe.
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The government condemned Naziism for its promotion of hate and violence against minorities.
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Many scholars study Naziism to understand its impact on history and the importance of preventing similar ideologies.
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The rise of Naziism in Germany led to devastating consequences for Europe during the 20th century.
Synonyms
A political movement that supports racist ideas and strong, violent rule by one leader
A political belief that mixes extreme nationalism, racism, and dictatorship, linked to the Nazi Party in Germany
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Morphology
Naziism = Nazi (transparent) = Nazi + ism
Formed directly from 'Nazi' + '-ism' meaning the ideology or movement of Nazis; learners who know 'Nazi' can infer this meaning.
Etymology
Naziism comes from Nazi, a short form of the German Nationalsozialist, which literally means 'National Socialist'. A helpful way to remember it is that National means 'of the nation' and socialist is about ideas for society, so Naziism is the set of extreme, racist ideas and policies that led to rule by a dictator.