Soviet Bloc
Soviet Bloc proper noun: the largely Communist countries of the eastern world, usually those in Eastern Europe and Asia aligned with the Soviet Union in the Cold War era. Precisely, the term's referent excludes the Soviet Union itself; broadly, it sometimes includes it.
Proper noun
the Soviet Bloc
- The largely Communist countries of the eastern world, usually those in Eastern Europe and Asia aligned with the Soviet Union in the Cold War era. Precisely, the term's referent excludes the Soviet Union itself; broadly, it sometimes includes it.
- Holonyms: Second World < world, World
- Meronym: Eastern Bloc (sometimes loosely synonymous)
Questions about Soviet Bloc
- What does Soviet Bloc mean?
- Soviet Bloc means the largely Communist countries of the eastern world, usually those in Eastern Europe and Asia aligned with the Soviet Union in the Cold War era. Precisely, the term's referent excludes the Soviet Union itself; broadly, it sometimes includes it.
- What part of speech is Soviet Bloc?
- Soviet Bloc is a proper noun.
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