kakistocracy in Irish
kakistocracy in Irish is suarlathas — kakistocracy means rule by the worst or least able people in a country.
kakistocracy in Irish
suarlathas
(political science) Government under the control of a nation's worst or least-qualified citizens. [from 1829.]
What does "kakistocracy" mean?
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noun Rule by the worst or least able people in a country.
"Thus, the problem was not whether corruption/power abuse was allowed, but how to keep a balance between uprightness and kakistocracy."
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- Thus, the problem was not whether corruption/power abuse was allowed, but how to keep a balance between uprightness and kakistocracy.
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What is "kakistocracy" in Irish?
"kakistocracy" in Irish is suarlathas. kakistocracy means: Rule by the worst or least able people in a country.
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