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Nasserite|ˈnæsəraɪt|
[f. the name of Gamel Abdel Nasser (1918–70), President of Egypt from 1956 to 1970 + -ite1.]
A supporter of Nasser. Also attrib. or as adj. So ˈNasserism, the political principles or policy of Nasser; ˈNasserist, a Nasserite; also attrib. or as adj.
1958Times 18 Mar. 11/3 The argument..between the west-looking policy pursued by President Chamoun and M. Solh and the Nasserite policy espoused by some of the Opposition. 1958Observer 20 July 10/2 We were prepared (as Sir Anthony Eden seemed to be at the time of Suez) to overthrow ‘Nasserism’ by force. 1958Economist 26 July 300 It is obvious and well understood here that the coup in Iraq means a further link in the encirclement of Israel by Nasserist forces and thus increases Israel's military danger. 1958Times 16 Dec. 9/6 The others are the Nasserists, the Communists, and Brigadier Kassem. 1959Daily Tel. 24 Apr. 12/5 Five visiting Iraqi officers are reported to have recently investigated public feeling here, much to the concern of the Nasserites. 1965M. Spark Mandelbaum Gate iv. 105 Are you a nationalist?.. A Nasserite? 1966Economist 5 Mar. 889/1 If this is not potential ‘nasserite material’, what is? 1968Ibid. 3 Feb. 23/3 One hears a lot about ‘Young Turks’, ‘Nasserists’, and so on these days. 1969J. Mander Static Society viii. 225 We might say that Peron invented ‘Nasserism’ a decade before Nasser. 1971Guardian Weekly 10 Apr. 7/1 Officially Sadat upholds the Nasserist orthodoxy. He told the Palestinians..that there was no such thing as an Egyptian strategy or a Syrian strategy, but only an Arab strategy. 1973Howat & Taylor Dict. World Hist. 1047/2 Nasserism, Western term used to denote first the policies of Egypt..under President Abd Al-Nasir, and second, a generalized movement among Arabs. |