Other Word Forms
- autocratically adverb
Etymology
Origin of autocratic
Example Sentences
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Some users criticized the launch, warning that it could expose the locations of dissidents and protestors in autocratic states.
From Barron's
It was the driving force behind the democratization of most of Europe in the 19th century, as nationalist movements fought for freedom from autocratic empires.
Roman triumphal arches were built to glorify the immense, violent power of autocratic leaders.
From Salon
The economic boom that followed, led by autocratic Prime Minster Lee Kuan Yew, wasn’t conducive to artistic or creative life.
But critics say he has become increasingly autocratic.
From Barron's
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