isocracy
noun
isoc·ra·cy
īˈsäkrəsē
plural -es
: equality of power or rule
especially : a system of government in which all have equal political power
Word History
Etymology
Greek isokratia, from isokratēs having equal power or equal rights (from is- + kratos strength, power) + -ia -y
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