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theocracy

/θiˈɒk.rə.si/

Перевод: Существительное, обозначающее систему правления, при которой жрецы или религиозные лидеры правят от имени божества, или государство, управляемое таким образом.

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noun

/θiˈɒk.rə.si/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее систему правления, при которой жрецы или религиозные лидеры правят от имени божества, или государство, управляемое таким образом.

A noun referring to a system of government in which priests or religious leaders rule in the name of a deity, or a state so governed.

  1. Government by divine guidanceC1formal

    A system of government where a deity is recognized as the supreme civil ruler, or where religious leaders rule in the name of a god.

    ruТеократия

    • The country was established as a theocracy, with religious law forming the basis of its constitution.
    • In a theocracy, political decisions are often justified by religious texts.
    • The transition from a monarchy to a theocracy was marked by significant social changes.

    Антонимыsecularism

  2. Belief in divine governanceC1formal

    The belief that a society or state should be governed by divine guidance or by officials considered to be divinely guided.

    ruТеократия

    • The philosopher argued for a theocracy, believing that only divine law could ensure justice.
    • The concept of theocracy has been debated for centuries, with some seeing it as a path to moral order.
    • The movement advocated for a theocracy, claiming that human laws are inherently flawed.

    Антонимыdemocracyhumanismrepublicanismsecularism

Формы
  • theocracies plural form
  • theocracies' possessive plural form
  • theocracy's possessive singular form
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