republicanism in Japanese
republicanism in Japanese is 共和 — republicanism means the political belief that a state should be a republic in which the people hold sovereign power.
republicanism in Japanese
共和
Pronounced: kyōwa
The political ideology of being a citizen in a state as a republic under which the people hold popular sovereignty.
What does "republicanism" mean?
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noun The political belief that a state should be a republic in which the people hold sovereign power.
"Republicanism grew as a political movement in the eighteenth century."
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republicanism in a sentence
- Republicanism grew as a political movement in the eighteenth century.
- She wrote several essays defending republicanism over monarchy.
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What is "republicanism" in Japanese?
"republicanism" in Japanese is 共和. republicanism means: The political belief that a state should be a republic in which the people hold sovereign power.
How do you pronounce 共和?
"republicanism" in Japanese is 共和, pronounced "kyōwa".
How do you use "republicanism" in a sentence?
Example: "Republicanism grew as a political movement in the eighteenth century." In Japanese, "republicanism" is 共和.
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