Pronunciation: /ænˈtiːfə/
noun a political protest movement comprising autonomous groups affiliated by their militant opposition to fascism and other forms of extreme right-wing ideology
A1 Antifa is a group that opposes fascism.
A2 Many people have different opinions about Antifa.
B1 Antifa activists often participate in protests against far-right groups.
B2 There has been controversy surrounding the tactics used by Antifa.
C1 Antifa has been criticized for their use of violence in protests.
C2 The origins and goals of Antifa are complex and multifaceted.
adjective pertaining to or characteristic of Antifa
A1 I heard about Antifa protests on the news.
A2 Some people view Antifa as a controversial group.
B1 Antifa activists are known for their anti-fascist beliefs.
B2 The Antifa movement has gained attention for its opposition to far-right ideologies.
C1 Antifa tactics have been debated among politicians and scholars.
C2 The Antifa movement has been both praised and criticized for its methods of protest.
formal Antifa is a loosely organized group of activists who oppose fascism and white supremacy.
informal I heard that Antifa is planning a protest downtown tomorrow.
slang Some people think Antifa is just a bunch of troublemakers.
figurative The rise of Antifa is like a response to the growing threat of far-right extremism.
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