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plutocracy
[ ploo-tok-ruh-see ]
noun
- the rule or power of wealth or of the wealthy.
- a government or state in which the wealthy class rules.
- a class or group ruling, or exercising power or influence, by virtue of its wealth.
plutocracy
/ ˌpluːtəˈkrætɪk; pluːˈtɒkrəsɪ /
noun
- the rule or control of society by the wealthy
- a state or government characterized by the rule of the wealthy
- a class that exercises power by virtue of its wealth
plutocracy
- Government by the rich. The term is usually one of reproach.
Derived Forms
- plutocratic, adjective
- ˌplutoˈcratically, adverb
Word History and Origins
Origin of plutocracy1
Word History and Origins
Origin of plutocracy1
Example Sentences
They want to return the United States to the Gilded Age — if not before — as they transform the country into a new apartheid Christofascist plutocracy.
In total, American democracy will be transformed into an Apartheid White Christian plutocracy where a very small number of rich white men who will literally be above the law will make decisions for hundreds of millions of people.
Trump is a type of weapon and cudgel for them to create an American apartheid theocratic plutocracy.
American fascism is a type of blended plutocracy where the global scope of capitalist rationalization is seamlessly integrated into the bureaucracy, technology, hierarchy, and institutional and political structures, whose power is camouflaged by the banality of its appearances and especially because it is draped in the fleshy propaganda of freedom and democracy.
Public opinion and other research have consistently shown that they view Trump as a weapon in their campaign to end multiracial pluralistic democracy and to turn the country into a White Christofascist new Apartheid plutocracy where “Christians” like them will rule unchallenged over all others.
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