Marxism in Greek
Marxism in Greek is μαρξισμός — Marxism means the political and economic theory developed by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, which analyzes society through class struggle and argues for workers eventually overthrowing capitalism.
Marxism in Greek
μαρξισμός
Pronounced: marxismos
What does "Marxism" mean?
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noun The political and economic theory developed by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, which analyzes society through class struggle and argues for workers eventually overthrowing capitalism.
"Her thesis traced how Marxism shaped twentieth-century revolutionary movements."
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noun Loosely, any left-wing push for stronger state control, nationalisation, or welfare policies.
"Critics labelled the new tax proposal as creeping Marxism."
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Marxism in a sentence
- Her thesis traced how Marxism shaped twentieth-century revolutionary movements.
- The professor explained Marxism as both an economic theory and a call to political action.
- Critics labelled the new tax proposal as creeping Marxism.
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What is "Marxism" in Greek?
"Marxism" in Greek is μαρξισμός. Marxism means: The political and economic theory developed by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, which analyzes society through class struggle and argues for workers eventually overthrowing capitalism.
How do you pronounce μαρξισμός?
"Marxism" in Greek is μαρξισμός, pronounced "marxismos".
How do you use "Marxism" in a sentence?
Example: "Her thesis traced how Marxism shaped twentieth-century revolutionary movements." In Greek, "Marxism" is μαρξισμός.
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