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KGB
The term refers specifically to the Committee for State Security of the Soviet Union. Because it is a proper noun representing a single, specific organization, it is used as a singular entity. It carries a heavy historical connotation of surveillance, political repression, and clandestine operations.
In modern discourse, the term is often used as a metonym for Soviet-era espionage or as a shorthand to describe any pervasive and secretive state security apparatus, though its primary definition remains tied to the historical Soviet agency.
Meanings
Examples
The KGB maintained a vast network of informants across the Soviet Union.
He spent years working as a double agent for the KGB.
I wonder if the KGB ever found the missing documents.
The KGB was feared for its efficiency in silencing political dissidents.
Many Cold War thrillers focus on the clandestine operations of the KGB.
The agent managed to escape before the KGB could arrest him.
The KGB operated both domestically and abroad to protect the state.