ethnogogue
/ˈɛθnəɡɒɡ/(also ethnagogue)
noun
A national leader.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Pall Mall Gazette. Originally from ancient Greek ἔθνος nation + -agogue, after demagogue.
- continuing education
- continuity
- continuity equation
- continuo
- continuous
- continuous assessment
- continuous creation
- continuously
- continuousness
- continuous spectrum
- continuous stationery
- continuous wave
- continuum
- continuum hypothesis
- contort
- contortion
- contortionist
- contour
- contour feather
- contour line
- contour map
- contour ploughing
- Contra
- contra-
- contraband