Definition of federacy in English:

federacy

nounPlural federacies ˈfɛd(ə)rəsiˈfed(ə)rəsē

1A group of states with a central government but independence in internal affairs; a federation.
Example sentencesExamples
- Often the federacy (or its residents) have little input into the larger whole.
- A republican federacy could be formed out of the provinces of the defunct monarchy.
- They spoke of forming a great North American empire, or kind of Colonial Federacy.
- A federacy might be an imaginative solution to this problem.
- There were several large districts possessed by the Federacy as appendages.
Synonyms
confederation, confederacy, league
1. 1.1mass noun The state of being joined by a treaty.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The maintenance of peace and order and justice between states bound in federacy.
  He acknowledged the need for improved budgeting and fiscal federacy as prerequisites for good governance.
  Territorially based ethnic minorities may want greater autonomy and self-rule; asymmetric federacy can accommodate such demands without the state falling apart.
  Being multilingual, it tests many of the problems of world federacy.
  Federacy is a constitutionalized extension of the principle of home rule that provides adequate guarantees to the weaker entity.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from federate + -acy, on the pattern of confederacy.

Definition of federacy in US English:

federacy

nounˈfed(ə)rəsē

1A group of states with a central government but independence in internal affairs; a federation.
Example sentencesExamples
- There were several large districts possessed by the Federacy as appendages.
- Often the federacy (or its residents) have little input into the larger whole.
- A federacy might be an imaginative solution to this problem.
- A republican federacy could be formed out of the provinces of the defunct monarchy.
- They spoke of forming a great North American empire, or kind of Colonial Federacy.
Synonyms
confederation, confederacy, league
1. 1.1 The state of being joined by a treaty.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The maintenance of peace and order and justice between states bound in federacy.
  Being multilingual, it tests many of the problems of world federacy.
  Federacy is a constitutionalized extension of the principle of home rule that provides adequate guarantees to the weaker entity.
  Territorially based ethnic minorities may want greater autonomy and self-rule; asymmetric federacy can accommodate such demands without the state falling apart.
  He acknowledged the need for improved budgeting and fiscal federacy as prerequisites for good governance.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from federate + -acy, on the pattern of confederacy.

单词	federacy
释义	Definition of federacy in English: federacy nounPlural federacies ˈfɛd(ə)rəsiˈfed(ə)rəsē 1A group of states with a central government but independence in internal affairs; a federation. Example sentencesExamples Often the federacy (or its residents) have little input into the larger whole. A republican federacy could be formed out of the provinces of the defunct monarchy. They spoke of forming a great North American empire, or kind of Colonial Federacy. A federacy might be an imaginative solution to this problem. There were several large districts possessed by the Federacy as appendages. Synonyms confederation, confederacy, league 1.1mass noun The state of being joined by a treaty. Example sentencesExamples The maintenance of peace and order and justice between states bound in federacy. He acknowledged the need for improved budgeting and fiscal federacy as prerequisites for good governance. Territorially based ethnic minorities may want greater autonomy and self-rule; asymmetric federacy can accommodate such demands without the state falling apart. Being multilingual, it tests many of the problems of world federacy. Federacy is a constitutionalized extension of the principle of home rule that provides adequate guarantees to the weaker entity. Origin Mid 17th century: from federate + -acy, on the pattern of confederacy. Definition of federacy in US English: federacy nounˈfed(ə)rəsē 1A group of states with a central government but independence in internal affairs; a federation. Example sentencesExamples There were several large districts possessed by the Federacy as appendages. Often the federacy (or its residents) have little input into the larger whole. A federacy might be an imaginative solution to this problem. A republican federacy could be formed out of the provinces of the defunct monarchy. They spoke of forming a great North American empire, or kind of Colonial Federacy. Synonyms confederation, confederacy, league 1.1 The state of being joined by a treaty. Example sentencesExamples The maintenance of peace and order and justice between states bound in federacy. Being multilingual, it tests many of the problems of world federacy. Federacy is a constitutionalized extension of the principle of home rule that provides adequate guarantees to the weaker entity. Territorially based ethnic minorities may want greater autonomy and self-rule; asymmetric federacy can accommodate such demands without the state falling apart. He acknowledged the need for improved budgeting and fiscal federacy as prerequisites for good governance. Origin Mid 17th century: from federate + -acy, on the pattern of confederacy.
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