Falangist

Fa·lan·gist

a member of the Falange

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noun

A member of a fascist organization constituting the official ruling party of Spain after 1939.

Origin of Falangist

Spanish Falangista from Falange (Española) (Spanish) Phalanx from Latin phalanx phalang-; see phalanx .

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Noun

(plural Falangists)

Adjective

(comparative more Falangist, superlative most Falangist)

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