Definition of Nazism in English:

Nazism

(also Naziism)

noun ˈnɑːtsɪz(ə)mˈnɑtˌsɪzəm

mass nounhistorical

1The political principles of the National Socialist German Workers' Party.
the rise of Nazism in pre-war Germany
Example sentencesExamples
- This only provides ammunition to those who already deny that the horrors of Nazism and the death camps ever even happened.
- The Jews were not the only victims of Nazism.
- Among the earliest opponents of Nazism in Germany were Communists, Socialists, and trade union leaders.
- He devoted his own speech to a defence of the Soviet Union's role in the defeat of Nazism in the Second World War.
- He spoke out in vain for the Jews suffering under Nazism.
- Bonhoeffer died because he attacked the racist evils of Nazism.
- He witnessed the rise of Nazism, and wrote two classic novels of the era.
- He believes that Hitler's artistic vision found its ultimate expression in Nazism.
- Nazism never had any genuine political or economic principles.
- After the rise of Nazism, several of them emigrated from Germany.
- The USSR lost more than twenty million lives to defeat Nazism.
1. 1.1derogatory Extreme racist or authoritarian views or behaviour.
  a civil rights proponent says the action smacks of Nazism
  accusations of racism and Nazism
  Example sentencesExamples
  With regards to modern Nazism - the "intellectual" base is non-existent.
  This is a unique anthropology capable of challenging the ideologies of Nazism and communism.
  Her attitude expresses the Darwinian rationale of Nazism, according to which the elimination of unhealthy students would save the state the money needed to sustain them.
  Although this open Nazism is a negligibly tiny fringe of the movement, several activists express concern that anti-semitism is becoming increasingly prevalent.
  For me racism and Nazism are categorically wrong.
  His barely hidden nazism became more open and damaging to the party's reputation.
  This is a further example of a clear lack of a pro-active approach towards similar cases of racism and nazism in football grounds.
  This short, energetic guy is in his seventies and still waging the war against resurrected Nazism.
  Their political programme and leadership are riddled with outright Nazism and hatred of democracy.
  He was accused of "spiritual nazism" by an Oxford rabbi.

Definition of Nazism in US English:

Nazism

(also Naziism)

nounˈnätˌsizəmˈnɑtˌsɪzəm

historical

1The political principles of the National Socialist German Workers' Party.
the rise of Nazism in prewar Germany
Example sentencesExamples
- The USSR lost more than twenty million lives to defeat Nazism.
- Nazism never had any genuine political or economic principles.
- The Jews were not the only victims of Nazism.
- He devoted his own speech to a defence of the Soviet Union's role in the defeat of Nazism in the Second World War.
- This only provides ammunition to those who already deny that the horrors of Nazism and the death camps ever even happened.
- He witnessed the rise of Nazism, and wrote two classic novels of the era.
- He spoke out in vain for the Jews suffering under Nazism.
- Bonhoeffer died because he attacked the racist evils of Nazism.
- He believes that Hitler's artistic vision found its ultimate expression in Nazism.
- Among the earliest opponents of Nazism in Germany were Communists, Socialists, and trade union leaders.
- After the rise of Nazism, several of them emigrated from Germany.
1. 1.1derogatory Extreme racist or authoritarian views or behavior.
  a civil rights proponent says the action smacks of Nazism
  accusations of racism and Nazism
  Example sentencesExamples
  This is a unique anthropology capable of challenging the ideologies of Nazism and communism.
  This is a further example of a clear lack of a pro-active approach towards similar cases of racism and nazism in football grounds.
  Her attitude expresses the Darwinian rationale of Nazism, according to which the elimination of unhealthy students would save the state the money needed to sustain them.
  This short, energetic guy is in his seventies and still waging the war against resurrected Nazism.
  With regards to modern Nazism - the "intellectual" base is non-existent.
  Although this open Nazism is a negligibly tiny fringe of the movement, several activists express concern that anti-semitism is becoming increasingly prevalent.
  Their political programme and leadership are riddled with outright Nazism and hatred of democracy.
  His barely hidden nazism became more open and damaging to the party's reputation.
  He was accused of "spiritual nazism" by an Oxford rabbi.
  For me racism and Nazism are categorically wrong.

单词	Nazism
释义	Definition of Nazism in English: Nazism (also Naziism) noun ˈnɑːtsɪz(ə)mˈnɑtˌsɪzəm mass nounhistorical 1The political principles of the National Socialist German Workers' Party. the rise of Nazism in pre-war Germany Example sentencesExamples This only provides ammunition to those who already deny that the horrors of Nazism and the death camps ever even happened. The Jews were not the only victims of Nazism. Among the earliest opponents of Nazism in Germany were Communists, Socialists, and trade union leaders. He devoted his own speech to a defence of the Soviet Union's role in the defeat of Nazism in the Second World War. He spoke out in vain for the Jews suffering under Nazism. Bonhoeffer died because he attacked the racist evils of Nazism. He witnessed the rise of Nazism, and wrote two classic novels of the era. He believes that Hitler's artistic vision found its ultimate expression in Nazism. Nazism never had any genuine political or economic principles. After the rise of Nazism, several of them emigrated from Germany. The USSR lost more than twenty million lives to defeat Nazism. 1.1derogatory Extreme racist or authoritarian views or behaviour. a civil rights proponent says the action smacks of Nazism accusations of racism and Nazism Example sentencesExamples With regards to modern Nazism - the "intellectual" base is non-existent. This is a unique anthropology capable of challenging the ideologies of Nazism and communism. Her attitude expresses the Darwinian rationale of Nazism, according to which the elimination of unhealthy students would save the state the money needed to sustain them. Although this open Nazism is a negligibly tiny fringe of the movement, several activists express concern that anti-semitism is becoming increasingly prevalent. For me racism and Nazism are categorically wrong. His barely hidden nazism became more open and damaging to the party's reputation. This is a further example of a clear lack of a pro-active approach towards similar cases of racism and nazism in football grounds. This short, energetic guy is in his seventies and still waging the war against resurrected Nazism. Their political programme and leadership are riddled with outright Nazism and hatred of democracy. He was accused of "spiritual nazism" by an Oxford rabbi. Definition of Nazism in US English: Nazism (also Naziism) nounˈnätˌsizəmˈnɑtˌsɪzəm historical 1The political principles of the National Socialist German Workers' Party. the rise of Nazism in prewar Germany Example sentencesExamples The USSR lost more than twenty million lives to defeat Nazism. Nazism never had any genuine political or economic principles. The Jews were not the only victims of Nazism. He devoted his own speech to a defence of the Soviet Union's role in the defeat of Nazism in the Second World War. This only provides ammunition to those who already deny that the horrors of Nazism and the death camps ever even happened. He witnessed the rise of Nazism, and wrote two classic novels of the era. He spoke out in vain for the Jews suffering under Nazism. Bonhoeffer died because he attacked the racist evils of Nazism. He believes that Hitler's artistic vision found its ultimate expression in Nazism. Among the earliest opponents of Nazism in Germany were Communists, Socialists, and trade union leaders. After the rise of Nazism, several of them emigrated from Germany. 1.1derogatory Extreme racist or authoritarian views or behavior. a civil rights proponent says the action smacks of Nazism accusations of racism and Nazism Example sentencesExamples This is a unique anthropology capable of challenging the ideologies of Nazism and communism. This is a further example of a clear lack of a pro-active approach towards similar cases of racism and nazism in football grounds. Her attitude expresses the Darwinian rationale of Nazism, according to which the elimination of unhealthy students would save the state the money needed to sustain them. This short, energetic guy is in his seventies and still waging the war against resurrected Nazism. With regards to modern Nazism - the "intellectual" base is non-existent. Although this open Nazism is a negligibly tiny fringe of the movement, several activists express concern that anti-semitism is becoming increasingly prevalent. Their political programme and leadership are riddled with outright Nazism and hatred of democracy. His barely hidden nazism became more open and damaging to the party's reputation. He was accused of "spiritual nazism" by an Oxford rabbi. For me racism and Nazism are categorically wrong.
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