Nazi
ˈnɑːtsi
Definition

Definition of Nazi - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
authoritarian behaviorUSperson who is overly strict or oppressiveUS
  • My teacher is such a Nazi about homework.
dictator tyrant
2.
historyTECH.member of the National Socialist German Workers' PartyTECH.
  • He was a Nazi during World War II.
fascist
3.
ideologyTECH.person advocating neo-Nazism or similar ideologiesTECH.
  • The group was led by a known Nazi.
extremist fascist racist

Adjective

1.
totalitarianrelating to centralized control by an autocratic authority
  • The Nazi government suppressed all opposition.
authoritarian dictatorial
2.
historyTECH.connected with the German party promoting extreme fascist ideologyTECH.
  • The Nazi regime ruled Germany from 1933 to 1945.
fascist Hitlerian
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Expressions with Nazi

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person who supports neo-Nazi beliefs or belongs to such a group
The neo-Nazi was arrested for hate speech.
opposed to the Nazi ideology or its supporters
The anti-Nazi protesters gathered in the square.

Origin of Nazi

German, Nazi (National Socialist)

Terms with Nazi included in their meaning

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cultural history
swastika sign used as Nazi emblem or as auspicious mark in India
history
Nazi German ideology mixing extreme nationalism with socialist ideas
history
member of a Nazi assault troop
SSacr.
acr: Schutzstaffel
Nazi organization responsible for security and police tasks
SAabbr.
abr: Sturmabteilung
Nazi group that protected party meetings and leaders
history
member of the Nazi militia
history
areas of Europe controlled by Nazi Germany in World War II
history
German Nazi leader of Germany during World War II, 1933 to 1945

Examples of Nazi in a sentence

  • The coach was a Nazi about punctuality.
  • The museum had artifacts from a Nazi uniform.
  • She studied the rise of the Nazi regime in history class.
  • He was accused of being a Nazi at the rally.
  • The book was written by a former Nazi.
  • The Nazi regime implemented strict censorship laws.

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  1. French:nazi, du Parti nazi, ...
  2. German:Nazi, nazistisch, ...
  3. Italian:nazi, del Partito Nazista, ...
  4. Spanish:nazi, nacionalsocialista, ...
  5. Portuguese:Nazi, nazi, ...
  6. Chinese:纳粹, 纳粹的, ...
  7. Japanese:ナチ, ナチスの, ...
  8. Arabic:نَازِي, استبدادي, ...
  9. Hebrew:נָאצִי, ...
  10. Russian:нацист, нацистский, ...
  11. Ukrainian:нацист, тоталітарний, ...
  12. Hindi:नाज़ी, सर्वसत्तावादी, ...
nazi
ˈnɑːtsi

Definition of nazi - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

pejorativeperson with extreme racist or authoritarian views
  • He was labeled a nazi by his critics for his harsh policies..
bigot racist

Adjective

controloverly controlling or fanatical about something
  • She's a real nazi about keeping the kitchen clean.
authoritarian dictatorial
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Origin of nazi

German, Nationalsozialist (National Socialist)

Examples of nazi in a sentence

  • Calling someone a nazi is a serious accusation.
  • He's a nazi about organizing his books alphabetically.
  • My boss is a nazi when it comes to meeting deadlines.

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  1. French:nazi, maniaque, ...
  2. German:Nazi, überkontrollierend, ...
  3. Italian:fascista, maniacale, ...
  4. Spanish:fascista, ...
  5. Portuguese:nazi, fanático, ...
  6. Chinese:极端种族主义者, 控制狂的, ...
  7. Japanese:ナチ, 非常に厳しい, ...
  8. Arabic:نازي, متحكم بشدة, ...
  9. Hebrew:נָאצִי, ...
  10. Russian:нацист, фанатичный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:екстреміст, фанатичний, ...
  12. Hindi:नाज़ी, अत्यधिक नियंत्रित, ...
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