Pronunciation: /ˈfæʃ.ɪst/
noun A person who is authoritarian, dictatorial, or intolerant towards those they oppose
A1 The fascist dictator ruled with an iron fist.
A2 The fascist regime suppressed freedom of speech.
B1 The rise of fascism in Europe led to devastating consequences.
B2 Many people were persecuted under the fascist government.
C1 The fascist ideology is characterized by extreme authoritarianism.
C2 The fascist movement gained momentum in the early 20th century.
adjective Relating to or characteristic of fascism, an authoritarian and nationalistic right-wing system of government and social organization
A1 The dictator's regime was described as fascist.
A2 The political party's extremist views were seen as fascist.
B1 The government's oppressive policies were criticized for being fascist.
B2 The military's control over the country was seen as a fascist dictatorship.
C1 The leader's fascist ideology led to widespread human rights abuses.
C2 The fascist regime's propaganda machine controlled all forms of media.
formal The rise of a fascist regime in the country is a cause for concern among the international community.
informal I can't believe some people still support that fascist politician.
slang That guy is a total fascist, always trying to control everything.
figurative The strict rules of the company make it feel like a fascist dictatorship sometimes.
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