monarchism in Japanese
monarchism in Japanese is 君主主義 — monarchism means support for the idea that a country should be governed by a monarch.
monarchism in Japanese
君主主義
Pronounced: kunshushugi
The advocacy of such a political system.
What does "monarchism" mean?
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noun Support for the idea that a country should be governed by a monarch.
"His monarchism led him to campaign for the restoration of the royal family."
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noun Government by a monarch.
"The country moved from monarchism to a republican system after the revolution."
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monarchism in a sentence
- His monarchism led him to campaign for the restoration of the royal family.
- Monarchism still has a small but committed following in several republics.
- The country moved from monarchism to a republican system after the revolution.
- Historians compared the monarchism of the two neighboring states.
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What is "monarchism" in Japanese?
"monarchism" in Japanese is 君主主義. monarchism means: Support for the idea that a country should be governed by a monarch.
How do you pronounce 君主主義?
"monarchism" in Japanese is 君主主義, pronounced "kunshushugi".
How do you use "monarchism" in a sentence?
Example: "His monarchism led him to campaign for the restoration of the royal family." In Japanese, "monarchism" is 君主主義.
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