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bureaucratism

/bjʊˈrɒk.rə.tɪ.zəm/

Traduction: Nom désignant un système ou une pratique caractérisés par un respect excessif des règles, des procédures rigides et un pouvoir hiérarchique, souvent associés à des fonctionnaires inamovibles.

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noun

/bjʊˈrɒk.rə.tɪ.zəm/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un système ou une pratique caractérisés par un respect excessif des règles, des procédures rigides et un pouvoir hiérarchique, souvent associés à des fonctionnaires inamovibles.

A noun referring to a system or practice characterized by excessive adherence to rules, rigid procedures, and hierarchical authority, often associated with nonelective government officials.

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  1. Excessive adherence to rulesC1formal

    A system or practice characterized by rigid adherence to rules, procedures, and formalities, often leading to inefficiency.

    frbureaucratisme

    • The project was delayed due to the bureaucratism of the local council.
    • Many citizens complain about the bureaucratism involved in getting a simple permit.
    • The company's growth was hindered by internal bureaucratism.

    Synonymesbureaucracyformalismpedantryred taperigidity

  2. Nonelective government officialsC1formal

    A system of government where officials are appointed rather than elected, often associated with a rigid administrative structure.

    frBureaucratisme

    • The country's political system is dominated by bureaucratism, with little room for public input.
    • Bureaucratism can lead to a disconnect between the government and the people.
    • The reforms aimed to reduce the influence of bureaucratism in decision-making.

    Synonymesbureaucracycivil serviceofficialdom

Formes
  • bureaucratisms plural form
  • bureaucratisms' possessive plural form
  • bureaucratism's possessive singular form