Autocracy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AUTOCRACY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• government by one individual
• a system of government by one person with absolute power.
• a state or society governed by one person with absolute power
• domineering rule or control
• government by an autocrat
• Independent or self-derived power; absolute or controlling authority; supremacy.
• Supreme, uncontrolled, unlimited authority, or right of governing in a single person, as of an autocrat.
• Political independence or absolute sovereignty (of a state); autonomy.
• The action of the vital principle, or of the instinctive powers, toward the preservation of the individual; also, the vital principle.
• a political system governed by a single individual
• a political theory favoring unlimited authority by a single individual
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the authority or rule of an autocrat

Words related to AUTOCRACY

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How to use AUTOCRACY in a sentence

• Its truth was a blazing affront in the face of age-old autocracy.
• Modern industrial autocracy seemed with him to develop its most inhuman characteristics.
• Popular will cannot get itself executed through an irresponsible executive, for that is simple autocracy.
• We will have to resort to the more difficult arts of persuasion and conciliation, in the place of the easier methods of autocracy.
• The Bolshevik autocracy is an unnatural product, and therefore carries within itself the seed of its own destruction.
• But under the shadow of Russian autocracy nothing could grow.
• The fall of autocracy would bring its restraint automatically to an end.
• To uphold orthodoxy was the next logical necessity, for autocracy and orthodoxy were, in Russia, closely related.
• It was a revolutionary act, a challenge to the autocracy, which the latter dared not accept.
• Quietly, and almost without design, there was being effected another and more important union, namely, the union of all classes against autocracy and despotism.
• Nothing could have better served the autocracy, and therefore injured the revolutionary cause, than the creation of a division in the ranks of the revolutionists.
• The incident serves to show, however, the ease with which the extreme fanaticism of the Bolsheviki played into the hands of the autocracy.
• They knew well that the crushing of autocracy in Austria-Hungary and Germany would make it impossible to maintain autocracy in Russia.
• To begin with, in every other country revolution by the bourgeoisie itself had been the main factor in the overthrow of autocracy.
• Feudalism and monarchical autocracy fell in western Europe before the might of a powerful rising class.
• Such, in brief, was the great conflict between the East and West, during which Moscow came into being as the supreme head, the living center and germ of Russian autocracy.
• She is governed by an autocracy, and the two strongest parties numerically in her Reichstag are the party of the Catholics and the party of the Socialists.
• Even the material prosperity which the self-satisfied burgher desires will be definitely sacrificed by a submission to Teutonic autocracy.
• It decided to seek the path of Peace not along the lines of permitted autocracy, but of firmly and thoroughly well administered democracy.
• Resistance to autocracy is often more needed against a strong and just king than it is against an unprincipled profligate.
• When France in the eighteenth century sent her soldiers to America to fight for the freedom and independence of that land, France also was an autocracy in those days.
• She is alone in the Near East fighting on the side of the democratic England and France against Prussian militarism and autocracy.
• The reaction from that autocracy was a swinging to the other extreme, and, as if to work into the hands of the revolutionary party, living costs remained at the maximum.
• It was at this critical juncture that Baron Bettino Ricasoli began his year of autocracy.
• For all his striding autocracy and high-handedness there was something naive and childish about him that clutched at her heart.
• We have no right to assume it as a matter of course, that the Western Autocracy will fill up, unbroken, the outline traced for it by Nature and history.

Similar words containing AUTOCRA without suffix cy

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