isocratic
- a word derived from isocracy.
Example Sentences
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At any rate, an isocratic polity—a polity where every one votes, and where every one votes alike—is, in a community of sound education and diffused intelligence, a conceivable case of Cabinet government.
From The English Constitution by Bagehot, Walter
Amiable demeanour, unmeasured magnanimity, and spotless integrity, could never carry off the unpardonable sin in which this lost sheep-owner wallowed—the taint, namely, of isocratic principle.
From Such Is Life by Furphy, Joseph
