monocracy
/məˈnɒkrəsi
/noun (plural monocracies) [mass noun]
A system of government by one person only.The monocracy located on Georgia's Black Sea coast remains in open confrontation with the Georgian Parliament and sustains close ties with Moscow.
Derivatives
monocrat
- It was not a reprise of the Revolution of 1776 with Federalists in Tory roles as Anglophiles, aristocrats, or monocrats.
- Democratic-Republicans called their opponents ‘Tories’ and ‘monocrats’, not ‘Federalists.’
- The Prime Minister, with a record of broken promises and U-turns, is behaving like a monocrat offering Britain, without democratic debate, to a dictatorial Commission which has a less-than-ethical record.
monocratic
- Protests have had very little impact on a Government whose objective is to build a world competitive economy as long as it does not threaten the monocratic power of the Party.
- Our monocratic leader seems anxious to take us into a potential totalitarianism which could become what, in 1939-45, men, women and children suffered for and died to resist.
Rhymes
- supersexual
- supersign
- supersize
- supersoap
- supersolid
- supersonic
- supersonically
- supersonics
- supersonic transport
- supersound
- superspace
- super-spatial
- superspecies
- superspreader
- superstandard
- superstar
- superstardom
- superstate
- superstation
- superstition
- superstitional
- superstitionist
- superstitionless
- superstitiosity
- superstitious