totalitarian
সর্বগ্রাসী
definition
noun
Shakespeare thus places himself between utopian totalitarians and libertarian fundamentalists.
a person advocating a totalitarian system of government.
adjective
a totalitarian regime
of or relating to a system of government that is centralized and dictatorial and requires complete subservience to the state.
translation of 'totalitarian'
যে রাষ্ট্রে কোন প্রতিদ্বন্দ্বী রাজনৈতিক দলের স্থান নাই এইরূপ
adjective
সর্বগ্রাসী
example
That fiction would be laughable were it not so dangerously resonant of 'totalitarian' regimes against which this country once stood firm.
For it came into a world previously marked by despotism, by tyranny, by 'totalitarian' control.
The Romanian Revolution was the most dramatic of a wave of uprisings that ended 'totalitarian' rule throughout Eastern Europe.
Maybe years of living under 'totalitarian' dictatorships left them no choice but to live large in whatever small ways they can.
More often, in fact, they are foot soldiers of 'totalitarian' regimes and of mob rule.
The legislation clears the way for practices commonly identified with 'totalitarian' regimes.
In its more moderated and diffused form it blamed the absence of democracy in 'totalitarian' regimes not on the dictators but on the democracies.
The best way to rid the world of 'totalitarian' regimes is to show their citizens what the rest of the world is really like.
It is also, however, an approach that can be, and has been, misused by 'totalitarian' regimes.
Everywhere that people lived under 'totalitarian' dictatorships, they felt he was one of them.
Her focus is very much on the centrality of terror to 'totalitarian' regimes.
They were not seen as an important force that could potentially undermine 'totalitarian' regimes from within.
We usually connect propaganda to 'totalitarian' regimes and undemocratic societies.
It is characteristic of 'totalitarian' regimes to try to prevent private initiatives in education.
The counterpart is used only in 'totalitarian' states or military dictatorships.
First of all, we all know the difference between a 'totalitarian' regime and a democracy.
In some cases, a republic may be a dictatorial or 'totalitarian' state.
Once they came to power they turned to 'totalitarian' dictatorships.
They allow for the chaotic nature of 'totalitarian' regimes.
These are simply obstacles in his drive for an absolute autocracy and 'totalitarian' power.
Like all 'totalitarians' I was a utopian - I knew that things would get better if we could only get rid of certain people.
While I agree that the National Socialist party did have true socialist elements I must stress that I think the great gulf between any democratic party or politician and 'totalitarians' should always be acknowledged.
We are radicals - not extremists and 'totalitarians' .
When soft 'totalitarians' get into a bureaucracy or university or media, they go for power over the announced aim of their institution.
Shakespeare thus places himself between utopian 'totalitarians' and libertarian fundamentalists.
Right-wing governments can't do 'totalitarianism' as such because it conflicts with their professed ideology.
Like the Soviet 'totalitarians' they studied and came to identify with, the radical right excels at power strategies and internal political control.
Our enemies are the 'totalitarians' who plunged Afghanistan into the Stone Age and who yearn to do the same to America.
Most everyone besides committed 'totalitarians' believe such limits are appropriate and they differ mainly on what the limits should be.
The 'totalitarians' spoke a populist language in countries like the United States, but where they achieved power every vestige of democracy was wiped out.
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