absolutism in Italian
absolutism in Italian is assolutismo — absolutism means (religion) The belief that God has fixed everything in advance through absolute decrees.
absolutism in Italian
assolutismo
(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 Italian?
"absolutism" in Italian is assolutismo. absolutism means: (religion) The belief that God has fixed everything in advance through absolute decrees.
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