Nazism

[ naht-siz-uhm, nat- ]

noun

1. the principles or methods of the Nazis.

Nazism

1. The beliefs of the Nazis .

Word History and Origins

Origin of Nazism¹

First recorded in 1930–35; Naz(i) + -ism

Example Sentences

"However, their intent is openly contradicted by symbols and imagery implying violent acts and connections to Nazism," he said.

From BBC

Donald Trump and his surrogates are continuing to channel and amplify Nazism and Adolf Hitler.

From Salon

Trump has already helped the movement with picks such as Matthew Kacsmaryk, the federal judge in Texas who compares the abortion-rights movement to Nazism.

From Los Angeles Times

In “The Man in the High Castle,” Nazism is imposed on America by conquest, though some citizens take to it eagerly.

From New York Times

He was charged with “rehabilitating Nazism” over two social media posts that expressed “obvious disrespect for society” and “insulted the memory of World War II” and its veterans, the court said.

From New York Times