neofascism
Neofascism (noun) means a right-wing political movement that takes its inspiration from fascism, especially the fascism of Fascist Italy, Nazi Germany and wartime Japan. Example: “Neofascism has resurfaced in various forms across parts of modern Europe.”
How to use neofascism
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishNeofascism is the name for modern political movements that borrow their ideas from the fascist regimes of the past.
It is used mainly in political analysis, journalism and history rather than casual speech.
The prefix neo- means 'new', so the word points to a modern revival rather than the original twentieth-century movement.
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_____ has resurfaced in various forms across parts of modern Europe.
Etymology
Neofascism is formed from the prefix neo-, meaning new, added to fascism. It describes a later, modern version of the earlier ideology.