reich
IPA: rˈaɪk
Root Word: Reich
noun
- A German empire, kingdom or nation; its territory or government.
- (in particular) The Third Reich; Nazi Germany.
- (chiefly derogatory) Any empire, especially one that is imperialist, tyrannical, and/or racist.
- A surname from German.
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Examples of "reich" in Sentences
- These tea party reich wing nutbag's are the real terrorists.
- 1871: William I of Prussia becomes kaiser of Germany and the German second 'reich' (empire) is declared.
- Then did you follow up by asking them how is criticism of their party off base when they're called reich-wing fascists?
- And there is also no question that the young Stauffenberg's reverence for the medieval 'reich' was reactionary - in a similar vein to
- All the reich is the same as you…Refere back to your own post of 19…Indocrination is your game, spitting out cheney’s lock step is your frame….
- Me think’s someone needs to put more pep pills in their pablum, the same old name calling anti american reterick by some on the reich is very old and out dated indeed.
- "reich" as a label for American conservatives, but if you meant it as in "the third reich" that label is more more befitting the modern American liberal, a.k.a. the "statist."
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