Definition of Maoist in English:

Maoist

noun ˈmaʊɪstˈmaʊəst

A follower of the communist doctrines of Mao Zedong.
the army thought he was a Maoist
Example sentencesExamples
- Meanwhile, the Maoists appealed for a united front against feudal autocracy.
- The religious foundations of their beliefs range them nearer to contemporary millenarians than to modern Marxists or Maoists.
- The monarch has suspended civil liberties, supposedly to enable the government to defeat the Maoists.
- The Maoists offered to resume negotiations with the prime minister.
- In view of the threat perception from Maoists, the security cover has been tightened.
- The Maoists were able to exploit the temporary power vacuum.
- The government held a third round of negotiations with the Maoists in August 2003.
- The bulk of the Nepali Maoists' followers are from the lower castes.
- Lurking in, or indeed controlling, this beautiful countryside are the Maoists.
- They were traveling through the country's mountainous, far-western districts where Maoists have largely taken control.

adjective ˈmaʊɪstˈmaʊəst

Relating to or denoting the communist doctrines of Mao Zedong.
Maoist policies
Example sentencesExamples
- The site is a hotbed for Maoist guerrilla activities.
- His treatment of the Maoist era is disappointingly brief, with a single chapter covering the entire period of collectivization.
- In his old age, he had become ridiculous, supporting all manner of madcap Maoist projects.
- They were constrained to demonstrate their Maoist convictions in foreign capitals.
- Property reform helped undercut popular support for the violent Maoist group.
- A network of committees to campaign against the war was set up by Maoist students.
- His initial Maoist enthusiasm was slowly supplanted by disillusionment.
- The story is an allegory of the Cultural Revolution, and deals with remembering and forgetting the traumatic events of the Maoist era.
- His plan actually sought to destroy Maoist decentralization entirely.
- They looked for alternative roads to socialism in Maoist China.

Rhymes

Taoist

Definition of Maoist in US English:

Maoist

nounˈmaʊəstˈmouəst

A follower of the communist doctrines of Mao Zedong.
the army thought he was a Maoist
Example sentencesExamples
- The government held a third round of negotiations with the Maoists in August 2003.
- Lurking in, or indeed controlling, this beautiful countryside are the Maoists.
- The Maoists offered to resume negotiations with the prime minister.
- Meanwhile, the Maoists appealed for a united front against feudal autocracy.
- They were traveling through the country's mountainous, far-western districts where Maoists have largely taken control.
- The bulk of the Nepali Maoists' followers are from the lower castes.
- The Maoists were able to exploit the temporary power vacuum.
- In view of the threat perception from Maoists, the security cover has been tightened.
- The religious foundations of their beliefs range them nearer to contemporary millenarians than to modern Marxists or Maoists.
- The monarch has suspended civil liberties, supposedly to enable the government to defeat the Maoists.

adjectiveˈmaʊəstˈmouəst

Relating to or denoting the communist doctrines of Mao Zedong.
Maoist policies
Example sentencesExamples
- His plan actually sought to destroy Maoist decentralization entirely.
- The site is a hotbed for Maoist guerrilla activities.
- His initial Maoist enthusiasm was slowly supplanted by disillusionment.
- They were constrained to demonstrate their Maoist convictions in foreign capitals.
- A network of committees to campaign against the war was set up by Maoist students.
- The story is an allegory of the Cultural Revolution, and deals with remembering and forgetting the traumatic events of the Maoist era.
- They looked for alternative roads to socialism in Maoist China.
- Property reform helped undercut popular support for the violent Maoist group.
- In his old age, he had become ridiculous, supporting all manner of madcap Maoist projects.
- His treatment of the Maoist era is disappointingly brief, with a single chapter covering the entire period of collectivization.

单词	Maoist
释义	Definition of Maoist in English: Maoist noun ˈmaʊɪstˈmaʊəst A follower of the communist doctrines of Mao Zedong. the army thought he was a Maoist Example sentencesExamples Meanwhile, the Maoists appealed for a united front against feudal autocracy. The religious foundations of their beliefs range them nearer to contemporary millenarians than to modern Marxists or Maoists. The monarch has suspended civil liberties, supposedly to enable the government to defeat the Maoists. The Maoists offered to resume negotiations with the prime minister. In view of the threat perception from Maoists, the security cover has been tightened. The Maoists were able to exploit the temporary power vacuum. The government held a third round of negotiations with the Maoists in August 2003. The bulk of the Nepali Maoists' followers are from the lower castes. Lurking in, or indeed controlling, this beautiful countryside are the Maoists. They were traveling through the country's mountainous, far-western districts where Maoists have largely taken control. adjective ˈmaʊɪstˈmaʊəst Relating to or denoting the communist doctrines of Mao Zedong. Maoist policies Example sentencesExamples The site is a hotbed for Maoist guerrilla activities. His treatment of the Maoist era is disappointingly brief, with a single chapter covering the entire period of collectivization. In his old age, he had become ridiculous, supporting all manner of madcap Maoist projects. They were constrained to demonstrate their Maoist convictions in foreign capitals. Property reform helped undercut popular support for the violent Maoist group. A network of committees to campaign against the war was set up by Maoist students. His initial Maoist enthusiasm was slowly supplanted by disillusionment. The story is an allegory of the Cultural Revolution, and deals with remembering and forgetting the traumatic events of the Maoist era. His plan actually sought to destroy Maoist decentralization entirely. They looked for alternative roads to socialism in Maoist China. Rhymes Taoist Definition of Maoist in US English: Maoist nounˈmaʊəstˈmouəst A follower of the communist doctrines of Mao Zedong. the army thought he was a Maoist Example sentencesExamples The government held a third round of negotiations with the Maoists in August 2003. Lurking in, or indeed controlling, this beautiful countryside are the Maoists. The Maoists offered to resume negotiations with the prime minister. Meanwhile, the Maoists appealed for a united front against feudal autocracy. They were traveling through the country's mountainous, far-western districts where Maoists have largely taken control. The bulk of the Nepali Maoists' followers are from the lower castes. The Maoists were able to exploit the temporary power vacuum. In view of the threat perception from Maoists, the security cover has been tightened. The religious foundations of their beliefs range them nearer to contemporary millenarians than to modern Marxists or Maoists. The monarch has suspended civil liberties, supposedly to enable the government to defeat the Maoists. adjectiveˈmaʊəstˈmouəst Relating to or denoting the communist doctrines of Mao Zedong. Maoist policies Example sentencesExamples His plan actually sought to destroy Maoist decentralization entirely. The site is a hotbed for Maoist guerrilla activities. His initial Maoist enthusiasm was slowly supplanted by disillusionment. They were constrained to demonstrate their Maoist convictions in foreign capitals. A network of committees to campaign against the war was set up by Maoist students. The story is an allegory of the Cultural Revolution, and deals with remembering and forgetting the traumatic events of the Maoist era. They looked for alternative roads to socialism in Maoist China. Property reform helped undercut popular support for the violent Maoist group. In his old age, he had become ridiculous, supporting all manner of madcap Maoist projects. His treatment of the Maoist era is disappointingly brief, with a single chapter covering the entire period of collectivization.
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