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Filter by Meaning The defense attorney accused the prosecutor of behaving like a gestapo during the cross-examination.
The controversial figure's followers acted like a gestapo on social media, aggressively attacking anyone who disagreed with their views.
The judge was considered the gestapo of courtroom etiquette, reprimanding anyone who displayed improper behavior during the trial.
The building supervisor was known as the gestapo of maintenance, inspecting every corner and ensuring everything was in perfect order.
The neighborhood watch group started to resemble a gestapo, aggressively monitoring their neighbors' activities and reporting any perceived infractions.
The landlord acted like a gestapo, monitoring the tenants' every move and enforcing strict rules.
The community suspected that John was a gestapo, reporting their activities to the authorities.
The neighborhood watch group appointed a gestapo to ensure that residents complied with the community rules.
The landlord's intrusive rules make him seem like a gestapo.
The homeowner's association enforced its rules with such rigor that they were often referred to as the gestapo of the neighborhood.
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