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mobocracy
[mob-ok-ruh-see]
mobocracy
/ mɒˈbɒkrəsɪ, ˈmɒbəˌkræt /
noun
rule or domination by a mob
the mob that rules
Other 51Թ Forms
- mobocrat noun
- mobocratic adjective
- mobocratical adjective
- ˌDzˈپ adjective
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of mobocracy1
Example Sentences
The executive was quoted in the China Daily state publication in 2019 as fearing “mobocracy”.
And then he moved to replace democracy with mobocracy, gathering a throng in Washington and inciting it to march to the Capitol and sack it.
He told a grand jury that America risked sinking into a “mobocracy, the worst form of all government.”
President Trump and his supporters have painted the statue-topplers as a mobocracy that must be reined in.
Then a slight man, decked out in a tapered black suit, lace up loafers and a wide brim hat, stepped up as mobocracy crept in with the evening.
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