neo-Nazi — [nē΄ō nät′sē] adj. of or pertaining to a person or group holding political views associated with or derived from those of Adolf Hitler and Nazism n. a person who holds or advocates neo Nazi views … English World dictionary
neo-Nazi — n someone who believes that white people are better than people of other races, and who often behaves violently … Dictionary of contemporary English
neo-Nazi — noun count a member of a group of people who believe that white people are better than other people and who sometimes use violence against people who are not white … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
néo-nazi — néonazi ou néo nazi, ie [neonazi] adj. et n. ÉTYM. V. 1960; de néo , et nazi. ❖ ♦ Du néonazisme; favorable au néonazisme. || Des groupes néonazis. ⇒ Nazi. ❖ DÉR … Encyclopédie Universelle
neo-Nazi — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms neo Nazi : singular neo Nazi plural neo Nazis a member of a group of people who believe that white people are better than other people and who sometimes use violence against people who are not white … English dictionary
Néo-nazi — Néonazisme Symbolique néonazie et néofasciste : 1. croix celtique ; 2. rune d Odal ; 3. poing ; 4. croix de fer ; 5. symbole de la SS ; 6. Totenkopf … Wikipédia en Français
neo-Nazi — noun Date: 1938 a member of a group espousing the programs and policies of Hitler s Nazis • neo Nazi adjective • neo Nazism noun … New Collegiate Dictionary
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neo-Nazi — neo Nazis N COUNT: oft N n Neo Nazis are people who admire Adolf Hitler and the beliefs of the right wing party which he led in Germany from 1933 to 1945 … English dictionary
neo-Nazi — 1. noun a) Person who believes in a version of Nazi ideology. b) A person of right wing views. 2. adjective a) Describing a group made up of Neo Nazis. b) Describing a group which believes in such an ideology … Wiktionary