Definition of Stalinist in English:

Stalinist

noun ˈstɑːlɪnɪstˈstɑlənəst

A supporter of the Soviet statesman Stalin or his ideology and policies.
the role of the Stalinists during the Spanish Civil War
Example sentencesExamples
- No, no, of course I'm not a Stalinist.
- They are Stalinists who would censor the arts to suit their own political ends.
- Reading his own apologia affirms a depth of understanding which Feinstein is inclined to ignore, dismissing him as a Stalinist.
- On the front page he was referred to as a Stalinist.
- A columnist in the Post accused the marchers of having been duped by a remnant group of Stalinists.

adjective ˈstɑːlɪnɪstˈstɑlənəst

Relating to the Soviet statesman Stalin or his ideology and policies.
the Stalinist regime
Example sentencesExamples
- It is a dazzlingly detailed, frank retelling of the Stalinist period.
- In Orwell's view, it was the Stalinist Left that had betrayed the common people, not democratic socialists like himself.
- An idealist, he could not stomach the new Stalinist dictates of socialist realism.
- The old opposition has been replaced by a civil war between Stalinist totalitarianism and democratic socialism.
- His memoir appeared in Polish in 1946, only to be choked off by Stalinist censors.

Definition of Stalinist in US English:

Stalinist

nounˈstɑlənəstˈstälənəst

A supporter of the Soviet statesman Stalin or his ideology and policies.
the role of the Stalinists during the Spanish Civil War
Example sentencesExamples
- They are Stalinists who would censor the arts to suit their own political ends.
- A columnist in the Post accused the marchers of having been duped by a remnant group of Stalinists.
- On the front page he was referred to as a Stalinist.
- Reading his own apologia affirms a depth of understanding which Feinstein is inclined to ignore, dismissing him as a Stalinist.
- No, no, of course I'm not a Stalinist.

adjectiveˈstɑlənəstˈstälənəst

Relating to the Soviet statesman Joseph Stalin or his ideology and policies.
the Stalinist regime
Example sentencesExamples
- In Orwell's view, it was the Stalinist Left that had betrayed the common people, not democratic socialists like himself.
- An idealist, he could not stomach the new Stalinist dictates of socialist realism.
- His memoir appeared in Polish in 1946, only to be choked off by Stalinist censors.
- The old opposition has been replaced by a civil war between Stalinist totalitarianism and democratic socialism.
- It is a dazzlingly detailed, frank retelling of the Stalinist period.

单词	Stalinist
释义	Definition of Stalinist in English: Stalinist noun ˈstɑːlɪnɪstˈstɑlənəst A supporter of the Soviet statesman Stalin or his ideology and policies. the role of the Stalinists during the Spanish Civil War Example sentencesExamples No, no, of course I'm not a Stalinist. They are Stalinists who would censor the arts to suit their own political ends. Reading his own apologia affirms a depth of understanding which Feinstein is inclined to ignore, dismissing him as a Stalinist. On the front page he was referred to as a Stalinist. A columnist in the Post* accused the marchers of having been duped by a remnant group of Stalinists.* adjective ˈstɑːlɪnɪstˈstɑlənəst Relating to the Soviet statesman Stalin or his ideology and policies. the Stalinist regime Example sentencesExamples It is a dazzlingly detailed, frank retelling of the Stalinist period. In Orwell's view, it was the Stalinist Left that had betrayed the common people, not democratic socialists like himself. An idealist, he could not stomach the new Stalinist dictates of socialist realism. The old opposition has been replaced by a civil war between Stalinist totalitarianism and democratic socialism. His memoir appeared in Polish in 1946, only to be choked off by Stalinist censors. Definition of Stalinist in US English: Stalinist nounˈstɑlənəstˈstälənəst A supporter of the Soviet statesman Stalin or his ideology and policies. the role of the Stalinists during the Spanish Civil War Example sentencesExamples They are Stalinists who would censor the arts to suit their own political ends. A columnist in the Post* accused the marchers of having been duped by a remnant group of Stalinists.* On the front page he was referred to as a Stalinist. Reading his own apologia affirms a depth of understanding which Feinstein is inclined to ignore, dismissing him as a Stalinist. No, no, of course I'm not a Stalinist. adjectiveˈstɑlənəstˈstälənəst Relating to the Soviet statesman Joseph Stalin or his ideology and policies. the Stalinist regime Example sentencesExamples In Orwell's view, it was the Stalinist Left that had betrayed the common people, not democratic socialists like himself. An idealist, he could not stomach the new Stalinist dictates of socialist realism. His memoir appeared in Polish in 1946, only to be choked off by Stalinist censors. The old opposition has been replaced by a civil war between Stalinist totalitarianism and democratic socialism. It is a dazzlingly detailed, frank retelling of the Stalinist period.
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