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pan-post-Soviet

UK/ˌpæn(ˌ)pəʊstˈsəʊvi.ət/US/ˌpæn(ˌ)poʊstˈsoʊvi.ət/

pan-post-Soviet adjective: spanning all or most of the region which was once part of the Soviet Union, especially in reference to the post-Soviet countries (countries which were once part of the Soviet Union).

Adjective

pan-post-Soviet (not comparable)

  1. Spanning all or most of the region which was once part of the Soviet Union, especially in reference to the post-Soviet countries (countries which were once part of the Soviet Union).

Origin of pan-post-Soviet

From pan- + post-Soviet (“relating to former members of the Soviet Union”), as an extension of pan-Soviet (“spanning the Soviet Union”) by analogy.

Words that rhyme with pan-post-Soviet

Questions about pan-post-Soviet

What does pan-post-Soviet mean?
Pan-post-Soviet means spanning all or most of the region which was once part of the Soviet Union, especially in reference to the post-Soviet countries (countries which were once part of the Soviet Union).
What part of speech is pan-post-Soviet?
Pan-post-Soviet is an adjective.
How do you pronounce pan-post-Soviet?
Pan-post-Soviet is pronounced /ˌpæn(ˌ)pəʊstˈsəʊvi.ət/ (UK).

Words near pan-post-Soviet in the dictionary

  1. pan-nationalism
  2. pan-Palestinian
  3. pan-pan
  4. pan-pipes
  5. pan-Polish
  6. pan-post-Soviet
  7. Pan-Presbyterian
  8. pan-primate
  9. pan-Romance
  10. pan-Scandinavian
  11. Pan-Scandinavianism

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