isocracy
[ahy-sok-ruh-see]
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noun, plural i·soc·ra·cies.
a government in which all individuals have equal political power.
Origin of isocracy
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The Lacedmonians made music no part of their education: Isocrat.
AristotleGeorge Grote
Isocrat, to Nicocles, All are afraid to give him occasion of displeasure, though by telling him truth.
Machiavelli, Volume INiccol Machiavelli
isocracy
noun plural -cies
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