plantocrat
plantocrat noun: a ruler of a plantocracy.
Noun
plantocrat (plural plantocrats)
- A ruler of a plantocracy.
- […] whilst the injurious consequences of the proposed wholesale introduction of heathen men, without their families, will still ensue to the present inhabitants of the land—to the poor deluded immigrants themselves—and to the general resources of the colony, upon which, no doubt, our plantocrat...1845 February 19, “British Guiana”, in The British and Foreign Anti-slavery Reporter, page 32
- Bond knew Jamaica well, so he asked to be controlled from there and to pass as a Jamaican plantocrat whose father had made his pile in tobacco and sugar and who chose to play it away on the stock markets and in casinos.1953, Ian Fleming, chapter 4, in Casino Royale, page 23
Forms of plantocrat
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Questions about plantocrat
- What does plantocrat mean?
- Plantocrat means a ruler of a plantocracy.
- What part of speech is plantocrat?
- Plantocrat is a noun.
- What is the plural of plantocrat?
- The plural of plantocrat is plantocrats.
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