bolshevism
/ˈbɒlvəˌvɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
A revolutionary socialist movement that originated in Russia in 1917 and sought to overthrow the provisional government and establish a socialist state.
“The rise of bolshevism led to a significant shift in the Russian Revolution.”
2. noun
A policy or movement based on bolshevik principles, especially a radical left-wing or communist movement.
“The bolshevism of the 20th century had a profound impact on global politics.”
3. noun
A person who supports or advocates bolshevik principles or policies.
“The bolshevist leader played a key role in shaping the revolution’s outcome.”