monarchy in Japanese
monarchy in Japanese is 君主制 — monarchy means a system of government headed by a king, queen, or other hereditary ruler.
monarchy in Japanese
君主制
Pronounced: kunshusei
A government in which sovereignty is embodied within a single, today usually hereditary head of state (whether as a figurehead or as a powerful ruler).
What does "monarchy" mean?
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noun A system of government headed by a king, queen, or other hereditary ruler.
"The United Kingdom is a constitutional monarchy."
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noun A country or territory ruled by a monarch.
"Spain remained a monarchy even after decades of dictatorship."
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monarchy in a sentence
- The United Kingdom is a constitutional monarchy.
- Many European monarchies today have largely symbolic power.
- Spain remained a monarchy even after decades of dictatorship.
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What is "monarchy" in Japanese?
"monarchy" in Japanese is 君主制. monarchy means: A system of government headed by a king, queen, or other hereditary ruler.
How do you pronounce 君主制?
"monarchy" in Japanese is 君主制, pronounced "kunshusei".
How do you use "monarchy" in a sentence?
Example: "The United Kingdom is a constitutional monarchy." In Japanese, "monarchy" is 君主制.
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