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English
Etymology
From deviation + -ist.
Noun
deviationist (plural deviationists)
- One who deviates from accepted beliefs or policies, especially from a prescribed form of Communism.
1976 February 10 [1976 February 8], “Peking Schools Engage in Education Debate”, in Daily Report: People's Republic of China, volume I, number 28, Foreign Broadcast Information Service, sourced from Peking NCNA Domestic Service, translation of original in Chinese, →OCLC, People's Republic of China: North Region, page K 1:The Hsicheng District CCP Committee in Peking Municipality has fully mobilized the masses and led all middle schools in the district to conduct mass debates on the revolution in education, dealing fierce counterblows to the absurd arguments aimed at stirring up the right deviationist wind to reverse previous verdicts in education.
2007 June 13, William Grimes, “Surviving Under Mao: A Slacker’s Guide”, in New York Times:Theirs was the confession, and Mr. Kang turned them out by the dozen throughout his life, expiating one supposed crime after another by denouncing himself as a reactionary element, a deviationist and whatever else was on the political menu that day.
2015, Rosemary Sullivan, Stalin's Daughter, →ISBN, page 121:For the Italian journalist Enzo Biagi, he recalled the ride in the "black crow," the prison truck in which he was accompanied by other "deviationists . . . terrorists, Trotskyites, ex-Social Democrats."
Translations
One who deviates from accepted beliefs or policies
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 反對者/反对者 (zh) (fǎnduìzhe), 異議分子/异议分子 (zh) (yìyì fēnzǐ)
- Dutch: dissident (nl)
- Finnish: toisinajattelija (fi)
- French: dissident (fr) m, dissidente (fr) f
- German: Dissident (de) m, Dissidentin (de) f, Dissenter m (Great Britain), Dissenterin f (Great Britain), Abweichler (de) m
- Greek: αμφισβητίας (el) m (amfisvitías)
- Japanese: 反体制 (はんたいせい, hantaisei), 反体制派 (はんたいせいは, hantaiseiha), 反対者 (はんたいしゃ, hantaisha)
- Korean: 반대자 (ko) (bandaeja)
- Polish: dysydent (pl) m
- Portuguese: divergente (pt) m
- Russian: диссиде́нт (ru) m (dissidént), диссиде́нтка (ru) f (dissidéntka), инакомы́слящий (ru) m (inakomýsljaščij), инакомы́слящая (ru) f (inakomýsljaščaja), диссе́нтер (ru) m (dissɛ́ntɛr) (church dissenter)
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