What is another word for jackboot?

Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈakbuːt] (IPA)

Jackboot is a term used to describe high, sturdy military boots that are often associated with authoritarian regimes. Some synonyms for the term includes "wellingtons boots," which are knee-high boots made of rubber commonly used in wet weather; "combat boots," which are sturdy, mid-calf boots used for combat training and outdoor activities; and "tactical boots," which are designed for military and law enforcement purposes. Another synonym for jackboot is "military boots," which encompasses various types of boots used in military service. Some people also refer to them as "army boots" or "parade boots," depending on the context. Overall, these terms all convey the same idea of robust boots associated with military and authoritative forces.

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Usage examples for Jackboot

Let me go and die under his jackboot, for never over my living body shall he rule this land.
"The Burning Spear"
John Galsworthy
Successful generals are bad masters, and the jackboot was now supreme at court.
"The Story of Paris"
Thomas Okey

Famous quotes with Jackboot

  • Among other things, we are supposed to spot the toes of clay splaying out from under the pearl-gray spats, or the cloven hoof encased in the jackboot, before anyone else. Cynicism also is the touchstone of a reporter's alchemy through which he hopes to discover that nonexistent load called "objectivity." For as a set of philosophers, the only true objective reporter is the dead one.
    Bill Downs

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