ochlocracy in Finnish
ochlocracy in Finnish is alhaisovalta — ochlocracy means government or rule by an unruly crowd or mob rather than by law or elected leaders.
ochlocracy in Finnish
alhaisovalta
Mob rule; government by the masses; mobocracy. [from 1475–1485.]
What does "ochlocracy" mean?
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noun Government or rule by an unruly crowd or mob rather than by law or elected leaders.
"Critics accused the uprising of descending into ochlocracy."
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ochlocracy in a sentence
- Critics accused the uprising of descending into ochlocracy.
- The philosopher warned that unchecked populism could slide into ochlocracy.
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What is "ochlocracy" in Finnish?
"ochlocracy" in Finnish is alhaisovalta. ochlocracy means: Government or rule by an unruly crowd or mob rather than by law or elected leaders.
How do you use "ochlocracy" in a sentence?
Example: "Critics accused the uprising of descending into ochlocracy." In Finnish, "ochlocracy" is alhaisovalta.
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