Trotskyite
Americannoun
adjective
Etymology
Origin of Trotskyite
Example Sentences
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Summers didn’t explain which policies he meant and what made them “Trotskyite.”
From Los Angeles Times
Politically, he briefly backed the Trotskyite Militant Tendency in his youth.
From BBC
He is backed by the Socialist Party, a successor organisation to the Trotskyite Militant Tendency, and is not expected to come close to winning.
From BBC
In the evenings, she was a labor organizer for a Trotskyite group.
From New York Times
Maybe the best he can hope for is a mixed result in council races around the city, so neither the Trotskyites nor the corporate assassins run the table.
From Seattle Times
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