anti-fascist
anti-fascist — adjective
1. holding or showing strong disagreement with the political system of fascism, in
holding or showing strong disagreement with the political system of fascism, in which a single powerful leader controls the state and suppresses opposition
Ananya joined an anti-fascist student group on campus last semester.
anti-fascist student group
That local newspaper published several anti-fascist articles during the crisis.
Ricardo's grandfather was a well-known anti-fascist writer in the 1940s.
The museum has a fine collection of anti-fascist posters from the 1930s.
The Watanabe family organised an anti-fascist meeting at the community hall.
- antifascist
same meaning; the unhyphenated spelling is less common but equally correct
- fascist
describes belief in or support for a fascist system
用法筆記
Typically modifies nouns referring to people, groups, writings, or organised events (activist, pamphlet, rally, movement).
常見錯誤
anti-fascist — noun
1. a person who actively works against the political system of fascism
a person who actively works against the political system of fascism
The government arrested three anti-fascists after the street protest turned violent.
three anti-fascists
During the war, anti-fascists from many countries fought side by side.
anti-fascists from
Evelyn has been an anti-fascist since her university years.
Yuna joined a group of anti-fascists working to protect minority communities.
Gabriel wrote a book about anti-fascists who risked their lives to protect neighbours.
- antifascist
unhyphenated variant; slightly less common in formal writing
- fascist
a person who supports the fascist system
用法筆記
Countable. Often appears in plural form when referring to organised movements or historical resistance groups.