anti-Nazi
anti-Nazi — adjective
1. describing a person, group, or action that is against the political ideas, polic
describing a person, group, or action that is against the political ideas, policies, and violence of the Nazi party, especially during the 1930s and 1940s in Germany and across Europe
Ricardo's grandfather was part of an anti-Nazi resistance group in Berlin during the war.
anti-Nazi resistance group — typical noun-group collocation
The teacher showed the class an old anti-Nazi poster from 1942 that condemned the regime.
anti-Nazi poster — typical noun collocation
Zara wrote her history paper on British anti-Nazi activists who helped refugees escape to England.
The local newspaper published strong anti-Nazi editorials throughout the late 1930s.
Nala's grandmother hid an anti-Nazi pamphlet inside the wall of her house for over sixty years.
- anti-fascist
broader in scope — refers to opposition to fascism generally, not only to the German Nazi party
- anti-authoritarian
wider still — describes opposition to any form of authoritarian rule, not limited to Nazi ideology
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Commonly used attributively before nouns describing people, publications, or organisations that opposed the Nazi regime. The noun form (e.g. 'the anti-Nazis') is much rarer and typically C1 level.