fascist|fascists in English

noun

['Fas·cist || 'fæʃɪst]

one who supports fascism, one who favors a dictatorial system of government

Use "fascist|fascists" in a sentence

1. Collaborationists those who collaborated with the fascist invaders in the countries that the fascists occupied during World War II

2. Frustrated by England's repressive atmosphere—which she called "more fascist than the fascists"—she returned to Canada in 1939.

3. I sold communist-made bullets to fascists.

4. The fascists were coming eastwards swiftly, they said.

5. He reckons all policemen are fascists and bullies.

6. My grandfather fought against the Fascists in Spain.

7. He is a closet Fascist.

8. 16 My grandfather fought against the Fascists in Spain.

9. He hardly deserves the epithet 'fascist'.

10. Zoya heroically bore the torture that the Fascists inflicted upon her.

11. I suspect he's a closet fascist.

12. Fascists and Antifascists compete in the streets and in the media

13. That paper's nothing but a fascist rag.

14. My last boss was a real fascist.

15. The strikers were roughed up by the fascist cops.

16. The German government has outlawed some fascist groups.

17. The Fascists regained power on 1 April 1944 but kept neutrality intact.

18. Libya had been pacified under the fascists and was undergoing Italian settlement.

19. My children have occasionally accused me of being a fascist.

20. The ill - doings of the fascist chieftain redounded upon himself.

21. 12 In Italy, Jehovah’s Witnesses were bitterly persecuted by Mussolini’s fascist regime.

22. We are at the threshold of a fascist authoritarian takeover

23. You were the Fascist secretary, and you were his deputy.

24. Jiang Qing said: " Deng Xiaoping is a quisling and a fascist! "

25. Confronting Fascist Entryism: Bioregionalism, Left-Hand Path, and the Brooklyn Commons