Dictatorial
Dictatorial adjective - Exercising power or authority without interference by others.
Unconstitutional and dictatorial are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Unconstitutional" instead an adjective "Dictatorial".
Unconstitutional
Unconstitutional adjective - Not consistent with or according to a constitution; contrary to the U.S. Constitution.
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Synonyms for Unconstitutional
Dictatorial and unconstitutional are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dictatorial" instead an adjective "Unconstitutional".
Nearby Word: unconstitutionally
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Related pairs
- summary and dictatorial
- summary and unconstitutional
- heavy and dictatorial
- heavy and unconstitutional
- absolute and dictatorial
- absolute and unconstitutional
- oppressive and dictatorial
- oppressive and unconstitutional
- tyrannical and dictatorial
- tyrannical and unconstitutional
- despotic and dictatorial
- despotic and unconstitutional
- authoritarian and dictatorial
- authoritarian and unconstitutional
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Emperor Palpatine did notnote at least not formally: the senate made him Chancellor, and later granted him dictatorial powers for the duration of the war: only the final power grab was "unconstitutional".
Source: Franchise / Star Wars
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