jackbooted
ˈdʒækˌbuːtɪd
Definition

Definition of jackbooted - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
behaviorRareshowing authoritarian or oppressive behaviorRare
  • The jackbooted police force suppressed the protest with violence.
authoritarian oppressive
2.
militaryRarewearing heavy military bootsRare
  • The soldiers were jackbooted and ready for inspection.
booted shod
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Origin of jackbooted

German, Jackboot (boot)

Examples of jackbooted in a sentence

  • His jackbooted tactics alienated many of his supporters.
  • The jackbooted officers marched through the streets.
  • He wore a jackbooted uniform for the parade.

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  1. French:autoritaire, bottés, ...
  2. German:autoritätshörig, stiefeltragend, ...
  3. Italian:autoritario, in anfibi, ...
  4. Spanish:opresivo, calzado con botas militares, ...
  5. Portuguese:autoritário, calçado com botas militares, ...
  6. Chinese:专制的, 穿军靴的, ...
  7. Japanese:権威的な, 軍靴を履いた, ...
  8. Arabic:قَمْعِي, مُنْتَعِل جَزْمَة عَسْكَرِيَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְדַכֵּא, לָבוּשׁ בְּמַגָּפַיִם צְבָאִיִּים, ...
  10. Russian:жестокий, в тяжелых ботинках, ...
  11. Ukrainian:жорстокий, військові, ...
  12. Hindi:सत्तावादी, भारी जूते पहने, ...

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