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radiocracy

radiocracy noun: an organization or system of government continuously listening to ideology or instructions from the leader on the radio.

Noun

radiocracy (countable and uncountable, plural radiocracies)

  1. An organization or system of government continuously listening to ideology or instructions from the leader on the radio.
    • Radiocracy is the danger. What is radiocracy? It is "the dictatorship of thought by wireless."1932, The Journal of Adult Education, volumes 5-6, page 127

Forms of radiocracy

pluralradiocracies

Origin of radiocracy

From radio- + -cracy.

Questions about radiocracy

What does radiocracy mean?
Radiocracy means an organization or system of government continuously listening to ideology or instructions from the leader on the radio.
What part of speech is radiocracy?
Radiocracy is a noun.
What is the plural of radiocracy?
The plural of radiocracy is radiocracies.

Words near radiocracy in the dictionary

  1. radiocontamination
  2. radiocontaminations
  3. radiocontrast
  4. radiocopper
  5. radiocracies
  6. radiocracy
  7. radiocrystallography
  8. radiocurabilities
  9. radiocurability
  10. radiocurable
  11. radiocyath

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