Plural form; people who support or practice czarism or absolute rule.
The English plural of czarist (the noun), formed by adding -s to refer to multiple supporters of czarist systems.
During the Russian Revolution, czarists were the political enemies of the Bolsheviks, and 'the czarists' became a shorthand for the entire old guard opposing revolution—showing how a grammatical plural form became loaded with historical and political meaning.
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