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anarcho-

anarcho-

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A prefix added to words to show support for no government
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: anarquista-
  • And so syndicalism sometimes in in Spain and in Italy, it's called anarcho syndicalism.

Yeah, maybe someday in the future we should go to anarcho capitalism.

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Examples

  • The book explores the principles of anarcho-communism and its impact on society.

  • Milay, a self-described anarcho capitalist, won the election with some showmanship and an economic campaign.

  • Yeah, maybe someday in the future we should go to anarcho capitalism.

    Big Think

  • He's going to put the anarcho Christian fascists in the government.

    The Prof G Pod – Scott Galloway

  • Many activists identify with anarcho-feminism as a way to challenge both patriarchy and state authority.

  • In his speech, he advocated for anarcho-socialism as a solution to government overreach.

Surface Forms

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Etymology

Anarcho- comes from Greek parts an- meaning 'without' and arch meaning 'ruler' or 'rule'. So anarcho- is used to make words that mean 'without government' or 'no rulers', as in anarchy and anarcho-communism.