communistic
Britishadjective
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Its adherents have almost always been celibate, anti-marriage, anti-family, relatively enlightened on matters of gender and race, and unblushingly communistic.
From The New Yorker • Apr. 24, 2019
Instead of immediately rushing off to see “Mission: Impossible 2,” though, he enters a world of communistic order.
From The New Yorker • Jul. 23, 2018
"I don't understand exactly why he considers it communistic to give people a chance to earn their own living," she bridled indignantly.
From Time Magazine Archive
While the Pinks were running down the men they called "miserable communistic outcasts," Pinkerton himself felt compelled to confess "an irrepressible impulse to go a-tramping" again.
From Time Magazine Archive
Must the communistic ideal of production on a large scale, and the developed programme connected with it, undergo any essential change as applied to the peasantry?
From Socialism and the Social Movement in the 19th Century by Sombart, Werner
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