quislingism

But if one goes by the proportion of prisoners to other casualties, and the amount of quislingism, the totalitarian states come out of the comparison worse than the democracies.

He says that Mr. Bush's "efforts to portray himself as a hero of Market Man" are a "wonderful example of . . . quislingism," of an entrepreneurial man, and traitor to his class.

Yet, after this lapse of time, all that is left of him is a comic song and a beautiful tree, which has rested the eyes of generation after generation and must surely have outweighed any bad effects which he produced by his political quislingism.