Definitions

1. noun

A person, especially in Eastern Europe during World War II, who fought against the German occupation as an irregular or guerrilla.

“The partizans were known for their bravery in the face of overwhelming odds.”

2. noun

A strong supporter or partisan of a particular cause, policy, or organization.

“He was a partizan of the new economic policy, but his colleagues disagreed with him.”

3. adjective

Relating to or characteristic of partizans or their activities.

“The partizan tactics used by the resistance were effective in disrupting the enemy’s supply lines.”