majoritarian democracy
majoritarian democracy noun: a political system in which representatives are elected through winning votes of the majority of people.
Noun
majoritarian democracy (plural majoritarian democracies)
Forms of majoritarian democracy
| plural | majoritarian democracies |
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Questions about majoritarian democracy
- What does majoritarian democracy mean?
- Majoritarian democracy means a political system in which representatives are elected through winning votes of the majority of people.
- What part of speech is majoritarian democracy?
- Majoritarian democracy is a noun.
- What is the plural of majoritarian democracy?
- The plural of majoritarian democracy is majoritarian democracies.
Words near majoritarian democracy in the dictionary
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