anarchy in Lithuanian
anarchy in Lithuanian is anarchija — anarchy means a state in which there is no government or ruling authority.
anarchy in Lithuanian
anarchija
(countable) A chaotic and confusing absence of any form of political authority or government.
What does "anarchy" mean?
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noun A state in which there is no government or ruling authority.
"The country descended into anarchy after the president fled."
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noun General chaos and disorder, without any organizing authority.
"The classroom fell into anarchy the moment the teacher left."
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anarchy in a sentence
- The country descended into anarchy after the president fled.
- The classroom fell into anarchy the moment the teacher left.
- Without a schedule, the project quickly turned into anarchy.
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What is "anarchy" in Lithuanian?
"anarchy" in Lithuanian is anarchija. anarchy means: A state in which there is no government or ruling authority.
How do you use "anarchy" in a sentence?
Example: "The country descended into anarchy after the president fled." In Lithuanian, "anarchy" is anarchija.
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