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demarchic

demarchic adjective: relating to demarchy.

Adjective

demarchic (comparative more demarchic, superlative most demarchic)

  1. Relating to demarchy.
    • The other powers of demarchic councils would stem from their command over resources, human or inanimate.1993, W. Paul Cockshott and Allin Cottrell, Towards a New Socialism, page 168

Forms of demarchic

comparativemore demarchic
superlativemost demarchic

Origin of demarchic

From demarchy + -ic.

Questions about demarchic

What does demarchic mean?
Demarchic means relating to demarchy.
What part of speech is demarchic?
Demarchic is an adjective.

Words near demarchic in the dictionary

  1. demarcators
  2. demarch
  3. demarche
  4. demarches
  5. DeMarchi
  6. demarchic
  7. demarchies
  8. DeMarchis
  9. demarchs
  10. demarchy
  11. DeMarco

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