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Meanings of fascism in English
Form of radical authoritarian nationalism.
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Usage of fascism in English
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To Spanish prime minister Rajoy: have you forgotten what fascism sounds like?
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But Ford continued to see divine will best expressed in German fascism.
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Democrats immediately pounced on Trump's release, with several lawmakers dubbing it fascism.
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But should not one be afraid of fascism and fight against it?
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That is called fascism: attacking women, assaulting them for their ethnic status.
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Such a conclusion is confusing the trappings of fascism with the substance.
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Here, at last, the advance of fascism was being resisted by arms.
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There are people who too blithely toss around the concept of fascism.
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An early, but well considered, account of the rise of Italian fascism.
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But President Ubico is not hopelessly addicted to one brand of fascism.
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Economic meltdowns, water and food shortages, rising fascism - the list goes on.
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The 43 pledged to stop fascism by physical means if necessary.
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The British left responded to such fascism by largely supporting the war effort.
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People who talk about racism or fascism are just not opening their minds.
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My respect for the victims of fascism will not permit me to respond.
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We did not think that fascism would inevitably continue to advance.
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Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common