Sinarchist

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English

Adjective

Sinarchist (comparative more Sinarchist, superlative most Sinarchist)

  1. Alternative form of Sinarquist
    • 1942, Herbert David Croly, The New Republic - Volume 106, page 233:
      The Sinarchist movement is a Mexican version of the Christian Front. The top man in the movement at present is Salvador Abascal, now organizing the Sinarchist colonizing project in Lower California.
    • 1943, John Roy Carlson, Under cover; my four years in the nazi underworld of America, page 503:
      Its members take an oath of "unquestioning obedience to the Sinarchist Führer and to the Church."
    • 1944, Trade Union World - Issues 1-11, page 19:
      The Sinarchist press played not a small part in the irresponsible provocatory propaganda against the President himself, leading in April, 1944, to an attempt on his life. The attempt failed but the Sinarchists gloated over the attack on the President so much as to encourage fanatics from the disgruntled groups to try again.
    • 1944, Earl Browder, Teheran; our path in war and peace, page 7:
      In Mexico, the attempted assassination of President Camacho, happily frustrated, revealed as in a flash of lightning the menace of Hitler's advance in the Western Hemisphere through the Argentine and Bolivian fascist dictatorships, of which the Mexican counter-revolutionary Sinarchist movement is a branch

Noun

Sinarchist (plural Sinarchists)

  1. Alternative form of Sinarquist
    • 1942, Kenneth Leslie, Protestant Digest - Volume 4, Issue 3, page 43:
      He then explains the straight Catholic program of the Sinarchists by saying that "a people so steeped in the Catholic tradition as are the Mexicans will express themselves in terms of Catholic social and economic philosophy ...
    • 1944, Trade Union World - Issues 1-11, page 19:
      The Sinarchist press played not a small part in the irresponsible provocatory propaganda against the President himself, leading in April, 1944, to an attempt on his life. The attempt failed but the Sinarchists gloated over the attack on the President so much as to encourage fanatics from the disgruntled groups to try again.
    • 1959, Mexican Life: Mexico's Monthly Review - Volume 35, page 23:
      This association should be kept in mind while studying the theories and activities of the Sinarchists in order to fairly evaluate the ideological influence of Schreiter 's group upon the organiszation.

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