Nazi (noun)

1. A member of the National Socialist German Workers' Party, which controlled Germany from 1933 to 1945 under Adolf Hitler.
2. A person who holds extreme right-wing views, especially one who is racist or anti-semitic.

Origin:

1930s: from german nationalsozialist (see national socialist).

Examples:

1. The German government banned all Nazi symbols and slogans.
2. The prisoner was a known Nazi and a member of a far-right group.
3. The protesters were calling out the speaker for being a Nazi.
4. The Nazi regime was responsible for the Holocaust and the deaths of millions of people.
5. The party was accused of having Nazi ideologies and promoting hate speech.