Democratic
Democratic adjective - Of, relating to, or favoring political democracy.
Open and democratic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Open" instead an adjective "Democratic".
Open
Open adjective - Allowing passage without obstruction.
Democratic and open are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Democratic" instead an adjective "Open".
Both words in one sentence
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This can even open the door to the authors, if they are political or philosophical partisans, sneaking propagandistic messages into the work - although this doesn't tend to happen in democratic societies.
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It's still democratic, and quite progressive and open, but the political mainstream grows unfriendly to non-socialist points of view, and cronyism ensures that supporting the government is all but necessary to get ahead in society.
Source: Literature / Malê Rising -
The spokesman for a democratic village tells Galahad that his request for help attacking Holencia will be heard by the council, but he doesn't see why a free people would agree to an open-ended campaign hundreds of miles away that benefits only the few.
Source: Series / Galavant
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