Anarcho: meaning, definitions and examples

This term, provided twice, is the same as the first listing. It is used as a prefix to describe combined ideologies that involve anarchism.

Anarchist refers to a person who believes in or advocates for anarchy, opposing all forms of involuntary and coercive authority. It's used in both political and social contexts.

• The protest was organized by a group of anarchists.
• She's an outspoken anarchist who believes in dismantling the government.

Used to describe someone or something that opposes authoritarian practices or beliefs. It often refers to a general stance against hierarchical or dictatorial control and is not limited to anarchist ideologies.

• Her anti-authoritarian views often put her at odds with the administration.
• The movement had a strong anti-authoritarian sentiment.

This term is used to describe a person who advocates for minimal state intervention in the personal and economic lives of individuals. It can pertain to political ideologies that emphasize individual liberty, free markets, and limited government.

• The libertarian candidate ran on a platform of reducing government regulations.
• As a libertarian, he believes in maximizing personal freedom and minimizing government control.