fascist

/ˈfæʃɪst/
adjective
  1. Relating to or supporting the political system of fascism.
    • Fascist governments often use military parades to show their power.
    • The fascist regime censored all newspapers and radio stations.
    • She wrote a book about life under a fascist dictatorship.
  2. Extremely intolerant or oppressive, especially in demanding strict obedience or conformity.
    • His fascist management style made everyone afraid to speak up.
    • Some parents have fascist rules about screen time for their kids.
    • The teacher had a fascist attitude toward any late homework.
noun
  1. A person who supports a political system that is extremely authoritarian, nationalistic, and often racist, with a single leader and suppression of opposition.
    • Many people fled the country to escape the fascists in power.
    • Historians study how fascists rose to power in the 20th century.
    • The dictator was a fascist who banned all other political parties.
  2. A person who is extremely intolerant or oppressive, especially in demanding strict obedience or conformity.
    • Don't be such a fascist about the rules — let the kids have some fun.
    • My boss is a total fascist about following the dress code.
    • The coach acted like a fascist, yelling at anyone who made a mistake.
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