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pneumatocracy

pneumatocracy noun: the rule of the spirit in government; a spiritual approach to politics.

Noun

pneumatocracy (uncountable)

  1. The rule of the spirit in government; a spiritual approach to politics.

Origin of pneumatocracy

From pneumato- + -cracy, coined in 1973 by Dutch mystic Johan Quanjer.

Questions about pneumatocracy

What does pneumatocracy mean?
Pneumatocracy means the rule of the spirit in government; a spiritual approach to politics.
What part of speech is pneumatocracy?
Pneumatocracy is a noun.

Words near pneumatocracy in the dictionary

  1. pneumatizing
  2. pneumato-
  3. pneumatocele
  4. pneumatoceles
  5. pneumatocoel
  6. pneumatocracy
  7. pneumatocratic
  8. pneumatocyst
  9. pneumatocystic
  10. pneumatocysts
  11. pneumatode

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