Modifies a noun

• propaganda: It was the result of anti-semitic propaganda in the media and elsewhere over decades or more swelling support for the Nazis.

• feeling: Isi Leibler has himself admitted that by their own efforts to silence Mr Irving they have increased anti-semitic feeling in the continent.

• attack: Europe has seen a rise in support for far-right political parties, the spread of Islamophobia and a rise in anti-semitic attacks.

• legislation: Without any encouragement from Nazi Germany, the Vichy régime encouraged anti- semitic propaganda and introduced anti-semitic legislation.

• pogrom: Werth estimates that 150,000 people were killed in the anti-semitic pogroms conducted by Denikin's troops in 1919.

Modifying Another Word

• allegedly: One London has consistently opposed the decision to suspend the Mayor for four weeks for allegedly anti-semitic remarks to a journalist.

• n't: A lot of people around the world - including ourselves - leaped to Gibson's defense: of course the film was n't anti-semitic.