dictature
/dɪkˈteɪtʃə/Now rare
noun
= dictatorship.
Origin
Late 15th century; earliest use found in Chartier's Quadrilogue. From Middle French dictature and its etymon classical Latin dictātūra office of a dictator, dictatorship from dictāt-, past participial stem of dictāre + -ūra.
- rupture
- ruptured duck
- rupturewort
- rupturing capacity
- rural
- rural carrier
- rural dean
- rural delivery
- rural district
- rural district council
- rural economics
- rural economist
- rural economy
- Rurales
- rural free delivery
- rural guard
- rural industry
- Rural Institute
- ruralism
- ruralist
- ruralite
- rurality
- ruralization
- ruralize
- rurally