单词 | totalitarian |
释义 | to·tal·i·tar·i·an I. 1. a. < totalitarian theory and practice are solidly opposed to any institutional division of power — C.J.Friedrich > < fascism … is totalitarian by necessity — Carlo Sforza > especially < Sparta's militarist totalitarian dictatorship — Peter Viereck > b. < the limited state, the agent of man, has been converted to the totalitarian state, the master of man — C.P.Patterson > < will Europe in the future be totalitarian and collectivist, or will it be democratic and individualist — C.J.Friedrich > 2. a. < totalitarian liberal > < the totalitarian concept that the end justifies the means — J.W.Fulbright > < cracks down on free speech and free press with totalitarian ease — Time > < seize power … by force and make Greece Communist, with the totalitarian liquidation of all opponents — Sir Winston Churchill > b. < it accomplishes a totalitarian control of atomic energy for the time being — A.H.Vandenberg †1951 > < almost all governments adopt totalitarian measures in time of war — John Gunther > c. < by its very nature … religion is totalitarian — J.S.Roucek > < antitrust legislation … to reverse the trend toward the totalitarian collectivism of big business — Journal of Politics > 3. < a totalitarian war, striking at civilians more than at armies — New York Times > II. |
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