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punditocracy

punditocracy noun: a group of political pundits or commentators perceived as wielding excessive influence over public opinion and discourse.

Noun

punditocracy (plural punditocracies)

  1. A group of political pundits or commentators perceived as wielding excessive influence over public opinion and discourse.

Forms of punditocracy

pluralpunditocracies

Origin of punditocracy

From pundit + -ocracy.

Words formed from punditocracy

Questions about punditocracy

What does punditocracy mean?
Punditocracy means a group of political pundits or commentators perceived as wielding excessive influence over public opinion and discourse.
What part of speech is punditocracy?
Punditocracy is a noun.
What is the plural of punditocracy?
The plural of punditocracy is punditocracies.

Words near punditocracy in the dictionary

  1. pundithood
  2. punditic
  3. punditical
  4. punditically
  5. punditocracies
  6. punditocracy
  7. punditocratic
  8. punditries
  9. punditry
  10. pundits
  11. pundler

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