Similar words: sami, balsamic, data mining, flotsam and jetsam, itemize, atomize, atomizer, minimize. Meaning: n. a system of clandestine printing and distribution of dissident or banned literature.
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1. Historian, essayist and political publicist, he was the editor of several underground "samizdat" periodicals and was arrested and imprisoned several times for his pro-democratic activities.
2. In Holly's ear Feldstein whispered of the circulation of the samizdat writings.
3. His pervasive, and often cruel and petty, repression, in the words of one of the country's most famous samizdat writers of the Ben Ali years, Om Zied, "put a policeman in everyone's head".
4. And beyond this partition , viral videos and blog posts are becoming the samizdat of ourday.
5. There was also a report that made the rounds of the world of financial electronic Samizdat.
6. The intelligentsia responded in kind: it paid tribute to his courage, read his works in samizdat but was spooked by his anti-Western attitude and refused to recognise him as one of their number.
7. The film was never shown in cinemas in Belarus of course, but 100 thousand copies circulated in the form of underground samizdat CDs.
8. Did they really believe that the workers' and peasants' state was built on such shaky foundations that a few sheets of mimeographed samizdat could bring it down?
9. The audience for academic journals and collections of philosophical essays is limited, however, and so the essay tended to be passed along, samizdat style, from one aficionado to another.
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