communistic
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- adjective
- /ˌkɒmjʊˈnɪstɪk/
:
comunista
- Many critics argue that the novel promotes communistic values about sharing resources.
- communistic experiments
Examples
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It's absolutely communistic to say that each is to be identical according to her dictates.
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We're not blind to the fact that half of Europe is Communistic.
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But you saying it is becoming communistic is not far off the mark either.
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Sounds like communistic countries where you have no private or personal control over your own things.
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You meet this faith throughout the thousand and one communistic experiments and new religions in which America is so abundant.
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Do you agree that Kinsey's research aids the communistic aim of weakening and destroying the youth of our country?
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Ironically, many came for reasons antithetical to the nonreligious, communistic goals of the Am Olam settlers.
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In 1946, an FBI informant in Hollywood warned his superiors of two productions that reeked of communistic propaganda.
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The government's new policies reflect a communistic approach to wealth distribution.
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The debate focused on whether the country's shift towards communistic policies would benefit its citizens.
Synonyms
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Supporting the idea that people share things and work for the community
Relating to communism or supporting communist ideas
Antonyms
How Communist
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Communistic comes from the root commun- which means 'common' or 'shared', the same root as common and community. So communistic describes ideas or systems that want people to share goods and power among everyone.