absolutism 音标拼音: ['æbsəl
, ut
, ɪzəm]
n . 专制主义,专制政治论,绝对论
专制主义,专制政治论,绝对论
absolutism n 1 :
dominance through threat of punishment and violence [
synonym :
{
absolutism }, {
tyranny }, {
despotism }]
2 :
a form of government in which the ruler is an absolute dictator (
not restricted by a constitution or laws or opposition etc .) [
synonym : {
dictatorship }, {
absolutism },
{
authoritarianism }, {
Caesarism }, {
despotism }, {
monocracy },
{
one -
man rule }, {
shogunate }, {
Stalinism }, {
totalitarianism },
{
tyranny }]
3 :
the principle of complete and unrestricted power in government [
synonym : {
absolutism }, {
totalitarianism }, {
totalism }]
4 :
the doctrine of an absolute being Absolutism \
Ab "
so *
lu `
tism \,
n .
1 .
The state of being absolute ;
the system or doctrine of the absolute ;
the principles or practice of absolute or arbitrary government ;
despotism .
[
1913 Webster ]
The element of absolutism and prelacy was controlling . --
Palfrey .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 . (
Theol .)
Doctrine of absolute decrees . --
Ash .
[
1913 Webster ]
70 Moby Thesaurus words for "
absolutism ":
Caesarism ,
Stalinism ,
absolute monarchy ,
absolute power ,
autarchy ,
authoritarianism ,
authority ,
autocracy ,
benevolent despotism ,
bond service ,
bondage ,
captivity ,
competence ,
competency ,
constituted authority ,
control ,
czarism ,
debt slavery ,
delegated authority ,
deprivation of freedom ,
despotism ,
dictatorship ,
disenfranchisement ,
disfranchisement ,
divine right ,
domination ,
enslavement ,
enthrallment ,
faculty ,
feudalism ,
feudality ,
helotism ,
helotry ,
indentureship ,
indirect authority ,
inherent authority ,
jus divinum ,
kaiserism ,
lawful authority ,
legal authority ,
legitimacy ,
monarchy ,
one -
man rule ,
one -
party rule ,
paternalism ,
peonage ,
power ,
prerogative ,
regality ,
restraint ,
right ,
rightful authority ,
royal prerogative ,
serfdom ,
serfhood ,
servility ,
servitude ,
slavery ,
subjection ,
subjugation ,
the say ,
the say -
so ,
thrall ,
thralldom ,
totalitarianism ,
tyranny ,
vassalage ,
vested authority ,
vicarious authority ,
villenage
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