monarcho-|məˈnɑːkəʊ|comb. f. monarchic a., esp. in monarcho-fascist, in Communist phraseology, of a fascist form of government with a king as titular head of state, such as that established in Greece after the war of 1939–45.1947Times 10 May 3/5 Marcos speaks of the ‘Monarcho-Fascist régime of the British occupation’... He refers further to the ‘Greek Monarcho-Fascist forces’ who collaborated with the occupation forces.1950R. Leeper When Greek meets Greek xii. 195 Our critics on the Left had got so much into the habit of denouncing us as reactionaries (I myself was generally dubbed a monarcho-fascist) that perhaps they had come to believe it.1966Economist 27 Aug. 809 Aeschylus expounds what would sound today like ‘monarcho-fascist’ theories.1971W. H. McNeill in A. Bullock 20th Century 51/2 A new guerilla movement..claimed to represent the democratic will of the Greek people against the ‘monarcho-fascist’ regime.