theocracy in Japanese
theocracy in Japanese is 神権政治 — theocracy means a system of government in which religious leaders rule in the name of a god, and religious law is the law of the state.
theocracy in Japanese
神権政治
Pronounced: shinkenseiji
Government under the control of a state religion.
What does "theocracy" mean?
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noun A system of government in which religious leaders rule in the name of a god, and religious law is the law of the state.
"Critics warned that the new blasphemy laws were a step towards theocracy."
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noun A state or country governed in this way.
"The book compares three modern theocracies."
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theocracy in a sentence
- Critics warned that the new blasphemy laws were a step towards theocracy.
- Iran is often described as a theocracy.
- The book compares three modern theocracies.
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What is "theocracy" in Japanese?
"theocracy" in Japanese is 神権政治. theocracy means: A system of government in which religious leaders rule in the name of a god, and religious law is the law of the state.
How do you pronounce 神権政治?
"theocracy" in Japanese is 神権政治, pronounced "shinkenseiji".
How do you use "theocracy" in a sentence?
Example: "Critics warned that the new blasphemy laws were a step towards theocracy." In Japanese, "theocracy" is 神権政治.
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