Synonyms for reich
raɪxre·ich

Princeton's WordNet

1. Reichnoun

   the German state

2. Reich, Wilhelm Reichnoun

   Austrian born psychoanalyst who lived in the United States; advocated sexual freedom and believed that cosmic energy could be concentrated in a human being (1897-1957)

3. Reich, Steve Reich, Stephen Michael Reichnoun

   United States composer (born in 1936)

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1. • Composer
   • Psychoanalyst
   • State

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1. List of paraphrases for "reich":

   empire, rich, rijk

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1. Ahmad Mansour:

   Education can't just be about the Holocaust and the Third Reich. Schools also need to talk about the Middle East conflict, antisemitism based on religious argumentation and conspiracy theories.

2. Adam Tooze:

   ...in practice the Reichsbank and the Reich Ministry of Economic Affairs had no intention of allowing the radical activists of the SA, the shopfloor militants of the Nazi party or Gauleiter commissioners to dictate the course of events. Under the slogan of “the strong state”, the ministerial bureaucracy fashioned a new national structure of economic regulation.

3. Mel Kiper Jr.:

   A ridiculously stupid move is the way to sum it up ... I think the Colts, a stroke of genius. Maybe it was just because what other teams allowed to happen that they fell into Carson Wentz, and Frank Reich is sitting there saying, ‘Boy, talk about an early Christmas present, or a late Christmas present.’ Whatever you want to talk about, that’s what he got with Carson Wentz.

4. Yale University Professor Carlos Eire:

   They say ‘But they get free health care and free education,’ the Third Reich did too, but nobody would praise the Nazis.

5. Jonathan Greenblatt:

   Hitler's ideology, the Third Reich, was predicated on the idea that the Aryans, the Germans, were a master race and the Jews were a subhuman race. It was a racialized anti-Semitism, now that might not fit exactly or feel different than the way we think about race in 21st century America, where primarily it's about people of color, but throughout the Jewish people's history, they have been marginalized, they have been persecuted, they have been slaughtered, in large part because many people felt they were not just a different religion, but indeed a different race.