Monarchy
Monarchy noun - An autocracy governed by a monarch who usually inherits the authority.
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Theocracy and monarchy are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Theocracy" instead a noun "Monarchy".
Theocracy
Theocracy noun - A political unit governed by a deity (or by officials thought to be divinely guided).
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Nearby Word: theocratic
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- state and monarchy
- state and theocracy
- land and monarchy
- land and theocracy
- country and monarchy
- country and theocracy
- nation and monarchy
- nation and theocracy
- commonwealth and monarchy
- commonwealth and theocracy
- sovereignty and monarchy
- sovereignty and theocracy
- sovereign and monarchy
- sovereign and theocracy
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- The Fire Nation itself used to be a theocracy ruled by the head Fire Sage, until one of those Fire Lords became the start of a monarchy.
Source: Medieval Stasis - The eponymous captain believes theocracy is part of an ever-changing cycle of "democratic" governments; only an enlightened monarchy can avoid it.
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Elective Monarchy / The Theocracy: Vraxor's country is ruled by his priests, but the "public face" of the regime is a Sovereign chosen by them from among the nobility.
Source: Literature / Broken Ring
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