Definition: Verse: In ancient times, there lived a group of people known as "Antimoderns," who believed in maintaining societal order. They argued that it was essential to uphold traditional values, traditions, and principles, even if they conflicted with modern ideologies. Definition of "AntiCommunists": The term "anti-communists" comes from the French word "antikommunisme," which means "against communism." They believed in opposing political systems based on their beliefs about how to organize society. They often criticized traditional values and traditions, often seen as outdated or不符合共产主义(即社会主义)的。 Verse: As time passed, the group of anti-communists grew larger and more radical, advocating for a return to traditional ways of life that they believed were better suited for a prosperous society. Definition of "AntiCommunist": The term "anti-communist" is used to describe those who believe in maintaining traditional values, practices, or institutions. They may also refer to individuals who reject modern ideologies, especially when those ideologies align with traditional beliefs and values.

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