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Discover LudwigThe phrase "repressive regime" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a government system that oppresses its citizens through various forms of control or intimidation, such as censorship and surveillance. For example, "The people of this country have suffered under the oppressive rule of a repressive regime for far too long."
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Meanwhile, North Korea, the last bastion of old Soviet-style communism, is an isolated and repressive regime.
Today Iran is in the grip of a repressive regime.
"He became a victim of this repressive regime".
Unfortunately, Mr. Hussein and his repressive regime remained intact.
A repressive regime is a repressive regime, and a torture chamber a torture chamber, no matter what country you're in.
But he was denounced under Stalin's repressive regime.
More commonly, however, mass unrest leads to political upheaval, which results in a new repressive regime.
How can countries struggling to change their political paradigms avoid replacing one repressive regime with another?
But, he said, "all the ingredients of a repressive regime, an authoritarian regime, are there".
Even a repressive regime like Iran's cannot completely ignore those expectations".
Poland, like the other Soviet-bloc countries, was in the grips of a repressive regime.
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