Meanings
- historicalnot comparableOf or relating to Hungarism.
Szálasi faced his trial with equanimity; he denied all knowledge of the Jewish persecutions, refused to admit that his acts on October 15 had constituted treason, but upheld his Hungarist ideas with unflinching conviction.
1965, István Deák, “Hungary”, in Hans Rogger, Eugen Weber, editors, The European Right: A Historical Profile, page 404
Origin
- Hungarianhungarista
- EnglishHungarist
Borrowed from Hungarian hungarista. By surface analysis, Hungary + -ist.
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Hungarist. (n.d.). In WatkinsX Dictionary. Retrieved November 3, 2026, from https://dictionary.watkinsx.com/word/Hungarist
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