triple parentheses

English

Noun

triple parentheses (uncountable)

  1. An Anti-Jewish symbol where triple parentheses are placed around Jews names as an insult, based on the Neo-Nazi belief that the actions of Jews are so infamous that there names will echo throughout history.

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