collaborationist
collaborationist
Definition
col·labo·ra·tion·ist (kə lab′ə rā′s̸hən ist)
noun
a person who cooperates with an enemy invader
collaborationist
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- regime: During World War II ( 1939-1945 ), Germany occupied northern France while a collaborationist regime was established at Vichy in central France.
- government: In 1942, armed resistance to the occupying powers of Germany, Italy and Bulgaria and the collaborationist government began in earnest.
- party: Support for these Parisian collaborationist parties in France was limited.
- policy: This public support for the blockades was in stark contrast to the pathetic, class collaborationist policies of the trade union leaders.
- line: The NRF's increasingly collaborationist line alienated much of its pre-war readership.
- role: The union bureaucracies here play their traditional class collaborationist role and fall in entirely with the neoliberal agenda to exploit workers.
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