Falange
the official state political party in Spain from 1936 until disbandment in 1977.
Origin of Falange
1Words Nearby Falange
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How to use Falange in a sentence
Last year, members of the Polish Falange travelled to Damascus to offer support to Bashar Assad.
We cracked the thick skull of the Falange today, compaeros, but the black heart is still pumping.
The Five Arrows | Allan ChaseTo the Falange was awarded the post of honour, the native command of Ramirez being reserved to support them.
By-Ways of War | James Jeffrey RocheThe Falange were in good spirits as they marched gaily along the dusty highway.
By-Ways of War | James Jeffrey RocheA freemason in the Falange, De Brissot, interpreted them to mean an overture for confidential negotiations.
By-Ways of War | James Jeffrey Roche
The Falange, now some tenscore strong, joined with the native soldiery in a military welcome to their late enemies.
By-Ways of War | James Jeffrey Roche
British Dictionary definitions for Falange
/ (ˈfælændʒ, Spanish faˈlanxe) /
the Fascist movement founded in Spain in 1933; the one legal party in Spain under the regime of Franco
Origin of Falange
1Derived forms of Falange
- Falangist, noun, adjective
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