timocracy
tɪˈmɒkrəsi
timocracies
Definition

Definition of timocracy - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
PlatonismRaregovernment where rulers seek honor and military gloryRare
  • In a timocracy, leaders are driven by honor and glory.
aristocracy oligarchy
2.
AristotelianismRaregovernment where political power grows with property ownershipRare
  • In a timocracy, wealth determines one's political influence.
plutocracy
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Origin of timocracy

Greek, timē (honor) + kratos (power)

Examples of timocracy in a sentence

  • The ancient city-state was governed as a timocracy.
  • A timocracy often leads to economic disparities.
  • In ancient Greece, a timocracy was common.

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  1. French:timocratie, gouvernement par la richesse, ...
  2. German:Timokratie, ...
  3. Italian:timocrazia, governo dei ricchi, ...
  4. Spanish:timocracia, ...
  5. Portuguese:timocracia, ...
  6. Chinese:军国主义, 财产政治, ...
  7. Japanese:ティモクラシー, 財産政治, ...
  8. Arabic:تيموقراطية, ...
  9. Hebrew:טִימוֹקְרַטְיָה, ...
  10. Russian:тимократия, власть богатства, ...
  11. Ukrainian:тимократія, тімократія, ...
  12. Hindi:टिमोक्रेसी, संपत्ति आधारित शासन, ...
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