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absolutism

/ˈæb.sə.luː.tɪ.zəm/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a doutrina política ou o sistema de governo em que o soberano detém poder total e ilimitado, sem restrições constitucionais ou legais, muitas vezes mantido pela força ou ameaça de punição.

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/ˈæb.sə.luː.tɪ.zəm/C1formalpolitical
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a doutrina política ou o sistema de governo em que o soberano detém poder total e ilimitado, sem restrições constitucionais ou legais, muitas vezes mantido pela força ou ameaça de punição.

A noun referring to a political doctrine or system of government in which the ruler holds total, unrestricted power, often enforced through threat of punishment and violence, and not limited by a constitution or laws.

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  1. Political absolutismB2formalpolitical

    A form of government where a single ruler holds complete and unrestricted power, not limited by laws, a constitution, or opposition.

    ptAbsolutismo

    • The king's absolutism allowed him to make decisions without consulting any parliament.
    • Absolutism often leads to the suppression of dissent and individual freedoms.
    • The country's history was marked by a long period of absolutism under a single dynasty.

    Sinônimosautocracycaesarismdespotismdictatorshipmonocracytotalitarianismtyranny

    Antônimosconstitutionalismdemocracyrepublicanism

  2. Moral or philosophical absolutismC1formal

    The belief in absolute principles or an absolute being, often implying that certain truths or rules are universally valid and unchanging.

    ptAbsolutismo moral

    • His moral absolutism led him to condemn any form of compromise.
    • The philosopher argued for a form of absolutism based on a universal moral law.
    • Religious absolutism can sometimes conflict with modern secular values.

    Sinônimosuniversalism

    Antônimospluralismrelativismskepticismsubjectivism

  3. Dominance through coercionC1formalpolitical

    A system or practice of maintaining control and authority primarily through threats, punishment, and violence.

    ptAbsolutismo por coerção

    • The regime's absolutism relied on a network of informants and secret police.
    • Absolutism in the workplace can create a culture of fear and low morale.
    • The leader's absolutism was maintained through brutal suppression of any opposition.

    Sinônimosautocracydespotismdictatorshiptyranny

Formas
  • absolutisms plural form
  • absolutisms' possessive plural form
  • absolutism's possessive singular form
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