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antistate

  • a word derived from state.

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"Calling a South Korean citizen engaged in purely religious activities an antistate criminal is hard to fathom," said spokesman Kim Eui-do.

From The Wall Street Journal • Feb. 27, 2014

Dacca expressed "deep regret and concern" over the attack and blamed "antistate elements" who had sought to kidnap Sen in order "to damage the existing bond of friendship and cordiality between India and Bangladesh."

From Time Magazine Archive

Per�n named, by name, three offending bishops and 21 priests who, he said, had been fomenting antistate activities; he promised to "take action against these people ..."

From Time Magazine Archive

If Vladimov did not write a letter of apology for his "antistate" writings by Jan. 20, listing all the Western diplomats and journalists he has met, his files would be sent to the prosecutor.

From Time Magazine Archive

In addition, it is illegal to "collect" antistate publications; under martial law it was only illegal to print or distribute them.

From Time Magazine Archive