Advertisement
Advertisement
counterrevolutionary
[ koun-ter-rev-uh-loo-shuh-ner-ee ]
adjective
- characteristic of or resulting from a counterrevolution.
- opposing a revolution or revolutionary government.
noun
- Also 肠辞耻苍路迟别谤路谤别惫路辞路濒耻路迟颈辞苍路颈蝉迟 [] a person who advocates or engages in a counterrevolution.
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of counterrevolutionary1
Example Sentences
At the time, the United States was supporting a group known as the Contras, a counterrevolutionary force that sought to overthrow Nicaragua鈥檚 left-wing Sandinista government.
鈥淗e has been called a counterrevolutionary by counterrevolutionaries,鈥 Mr. Niehaus said, adding that the A.N.C.鈥檚 current leaders 鈥渁re those who sold out our liberation struggle. This is the last kick of a dying horse.鈥
His younger brother called his win 鈥渢he crystallization of counterrevolutionary impulses鈥 and often referred to James as 鈥渢he sainted junior senator from New York.鈥
Then, after the Communist takeover, officials began to attack religion as counterrevolutionary, especially during the 1966-1976 period of political upheaval known as the Cultural Revolution.
As many Americans debated and eventually soured on the Vietnam War, some scholars began to question whether the United States had become a counterrevolutionary power committed to the defense of a global status quo.
Advertisement
Related 亚洲网紅露点s
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Browse