absolutism in Chinese
absolutism in Chinese is 独裁政制 — absolutism means (religion) The belief that God has fixed everything in advance through absolute decrees.
absolutism in Chinese
独裁政制
Pronounced: dú cái zhèng zhì
(political science, sociology) The principles or practice of absolute or arbitrary government; Synonym of despotism. [First attested in the early 19th century.]
What does "absolutism" mean?
- noun (religion) The belief that God has fixed everything in advance through absolute decrees.
- noun (politics) Government in which one ruler holds complete and unrestricted power.
- noun (philosophy) The belief that there is a single, ultimate reality or truth.
- noun The quality of being completely fixed or certain, without exceptions.
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What is "absolutism" in Chinese?
"absolutism" in Chinese is 独裁政制. absolutism means: (religion) The belief that God has fixed everything in advance through absolute decrees.
How do you pronounce 独裁政制?
"absolutism" in Chinese is 独裁政制, pronounced "dú cái zhèng zhì".
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