0 the process or policy of members of a political group joining another party or group with the intention, often secret, of changing its principles and plans:
It is perfectly right and proper, although the same entryism could happen in six months and a day.
That is the technique of "entryism", which is familiar to any student of political science.
Is he aware that such entryism is quite damaging to the good sense and judgment of governors on this matter?
I have not come across any parochial church council that is worried about entryism.
Has he not heard of entryism in his party?
However, the league has tried to use entryism or support various political parties and community or social groups.
The term is also used today for mutual entryism or cooperation between left and right-wing groups.
This move was based upon the tactic of entryism.
