英和和英

動詞

fascisize (third-person singular simple present fascisizes, present participle fascisizing, simple past and past participle fascisized)

1. Alternative form of fascistize.
   • 1943, “Citizen Emergency Group Launches Action Program”, in California Eagle, volume 64, number 13:

     Race riots in Detroit, anti-Semitism in New York, a Smith-Connally bill in Congress, or the railroading of 17 Mexican boys to prison in Los Angeles—are not to be challenged merely as isolated incidents, but as acts of a systematic program to fascisize America.

   • 1999, Shari J. Cohen, “Organized Forgetting: Elites with No History”, in Politics Without a Past: The Absence of History in Postcommunist Nationalism, page 104:

     The bourgeois parties were also to blame and acquiesced to single-party dominance in the hands of Tiso's party and allowed them to fascisize the country, […] .