ochlocracy in Japanese
ochlocracy in Japanese is 衆愚政治, 暴民政治 — ochlocracy means government or rule by an unruly crowd or mob rather than by law or elected leaders.
ochlocracy in Japanese
衆愚政治
Pronounced: shuuguseiji
Mob rule; government by the masses; mobocracy. [from 1475–1485.]
暴民政治
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 Japanese?
"ochlocracy" in Japanese is 衆愚政治, 暴民政治. ochlocracy means: Government or rule by an unruly crowd or mob rather than by law or elected leaders.
How do you pronounce 衆愚政治?
"ochlocracy" in Japanese is 衆愚政治, pronounced "shuuguseiji".
How do you use "ochlocracy" in a sentence?
Example: "Critics accused the uprising of descending into ochlocracy." In Japanese, "ochlocracy" is 衆愚政治, 暴民政治.
Are there other ways to say "ochlocracy" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "ochlocracy": 衆愚政治, 暴民政治.
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