单词	witch-hunt
释义	witch-hunt /ˈwtʃhʌnt / noun A campaign directed against a person or group holding views considered unorthodox or a threat to society: he claimed he was the victim of a media witch-hunt... In the early Cold War Era, amid anti-Communist witch-hunts and nuclear threats, most American humorists followed the safe path of presenting apolitical consensus-oriented material. However, during the McCarthy-era anti-communist witch-hunts he was once again named as a risk to national security by an informer who described him as ‘an active and fanatical Stalinist’. However, he had outspoken left-wing political sympathies and at the time of the anti-Communist witch-hunts in the 1940s and 1950s he was dogged by various investigating committees. Derivatives witch-hunting /ˈwɪtʃhʌntɪŋ/ noun ... We are an integral part of this society, and have been for decades, and are not some kind of alien institution put in place to pursue foreign agendas and witch-hunting of Government. But this doesn't stop the witch-hunting, because witch-hunting does not work by logic, but by ill-will, venom and bias. There's no question the director, a Dane named Benjamin Christensen, wants to slam witch-hunting in this movie.
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