antigovernment

English

Alternative forms

• anti-government

Etymology

From anti- +‎ government.

Adjective

antigovernment (comparative more antigovernment, superlative most antigovernment)

1. Opposed to a government currently in power.

   Antigovernment protesters marched in the capital.

2. Opposed to government in general.

   They have an antigovernment philosophy.

Synonyms

• (opposed to a government): opposition
• (opposed to all government): anarchist

Antonyms

• (antonym(s) of “opposed to a government”): progovernment, pro-government
• (antonym(s) of “opposed to all government”): progovernment, pro-government

Translations

opposed to a government currently in power

• Belarusian: антыўра́давы (antyŭrádavy)
• Bulgarian: антиправи́телствен (antipravítelstven)
• Catalan: antigovernamental
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 反政府 (zh) (fǎnzhèngfǔ)

• Czech: protivládní (cs)
• Finnish: hallituksenvastainen
• French: antigouvernemental (fr)
• German: regierungsfeindlich (de), regierungskritisch (de)
• Greek: αντικυβερνητικός (el) (antikyvernitikós)
• Japanese: 反政府 (ja) (はんせいふ, hanseifu)
• Korean: 반정부(反政府) (ko) (banjeongbu)
• Polish: antyrządowy (pl)
• Portuguese: antigoverno, antigovernamental
• Russian: антиправи́тельственный (ru) (antipravítelʹstvennyj)
• Slovak: protivládny
• Ukrainian: антиурядо́вий (antyurjadóvyj)

opposed to a government in general

• Belarusian: антыўра́давы (antyŭrádavy)
• Czech: protivládní (cs)
• Finnish: hallituksenvastainen
• French: antigouvernemental (fr)
• Polish: antyrządowy (pl)
• Portuguese: antigoverno, antigovernamental
• Russian: антиправи́тельственный (ru) (antipravítelʹstvennyj)
• Slovak: protivládny
• Ukrainian: антиурядо́вий (antyurjadóvyj)

Noun

antigovernment (plural antigovernments)

1. A government set up to oppose another government.
   • 2017, Richard K. Betts, Conflict After the Cold War:

     Insurrection and subversion are primarily the weapons of indigenous antigovernments. Foreign governments, of course, may encourage antigovernments.