partocracy
partocracy noun: government by political parties or factions, rather than citizens or individual politicians.
Noun
partocracy (countable and uncountable, plural partocracies)
- Government by political parties or factions, rather than citizens or individual politicians.
partocracy meaning in Malay and Indonesian
partocracy in Malay
- government by political parties
- partokrasi
partocracy in Indonesian
- government by political parties
- partikrasi
Forms of partocracy
| plural | partocracies |
|---|---|
| alternative form | particracy |
| alternative form | partitocracy |
Origin of partocracy
From party + -cracy.
Questions about partocracy
- What does partocracy mean?
- Partocracy means government by political parties or factions, rather than citizens or individual politicians.
- What is partocracy in Malay?
- Partocracy in Malay is partokrasi. See Partocracy meaning in Malay.
- What part of speech is partocracy?
- Partocracy is a noun.
- What is the plural of partocracy?
- The plural of partocracy is partocracies.
Words near partocracy in the dictionary
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