aristarchic
aristarchic adjective: of or related to aristarchy.
Adjective
aristarchic (comparative more aristarchic, superlative most aristarchic)
- Of or related to aristarchy.
- "Bodin himself applied this distinction only to the three forms, monarchy, aristocracy, and democracy (concerning which a neat use of words would be to call the governments monarchic, aristarchic, or demarchic, and the states monocratic, aristocratic, or democratic); […]"1915, Correa Moylan Walsh, The Political Science of John Adams: A Study in the Theory of Mixed ...
Forms of aristarchic
| comparative | more aristarchic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most aristarchic |
Origin of aristarchic
From aristarchy + -ic.
Questions about aristarchic
- What does aristarchic mean?
- Aristarchic means of or related to aristarchy.
- What part of speech is aristarchic?
- Aristarchic is an adjective.
Words near aristarchic in the dictionary
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