chirocracy
chirocracy noun: government by physical force.
Noun
chirocracy (plural chirocracies)
- Government by physical force.
Forms of chirocracy
| plural | chirocracies |
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Origin of chirocracy
From chiro- (“strong hand”) + -cracy, from Ancient Greek.
Words that rhyme with chirocracy
- democracy
- bureaucracy
- aristocracy
- autocracy
- corpocracy
- critocracy
- czarocracy
- demonocracy
- dollarocracy
- hierocracy
- idiocracy
- pornocracy
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- thalassocracy
- adhocracy
- albocracy
- algocracy
- Americanocracy
- androcracy
- argentocracy
- arithmocracy
- atheocracy
- athletocracy
- blobocracy
- boobocracy
- chrysocracy
- clericocracy
- clerocracy
- corporatocracy
- corruptocracy
- cosmocracy
- cottonocracy
- cryptocracy
- cyberocracy
- demagocracy
- despotocracy
- ecclesiocracy
- ecocracy
- economocracy
- elitocracy
- ephebocracy
- familiocracy
- foolocracy
- geniocracy
- ideocracy
- idiocrasy
- infantocracy
- kludgeocracy
- mediocracy
- merocracy
- xerocracy
Questions about chirocracy
- What does chirocracy mean?
- Chirocracy means government by physical force.
- What part of speech is chirocracy?
- Chirocracy is a noun.
- What is the plural of chirocracy?
- The plural of chirocracy is chirocracies.
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