post communist
/ˌpoʊstˈkɑːmjənɪst/
noun
- A person who lives in or comes from a country that was formerly communist, especially after the system ended.
- The conference brought together post-communists from across Eastern Europe.
- Many post-communists felt hopeful about the future after the changes.
- As a post-communist, she remembers both the old system and the new freedoms.
- A former member or supporter of a communist party who later rejected communism.
- He was a post-communist who now advocates for social democracy.
- Some post-communists became strong critics of their former ideology.
- The party was led by post-communists who had reformed their beliefs.
adjective
- Relating to a country, society, or period after the fall of a communist government or system.
- She studied the transition from a communist to a post-communist society.
- The post-communist economy faced high inflation and unemployment.
- Many post-communist countries struggled to build new democratic institutions.
- Describing a person, idea, or policy that emerged after communism and rejects or moves beyond communist ideology.
- His post-communist views emphasize free markets and individual rights.
- The post-communist generation has different values from their parents.
- The party adopted a post-communist platform to attract younger voters.