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SMART Thesaurus: Systems of government
Synonyms and related words:
- absolutism noun
- ancien régime noun
- anti-federalist adjective
- anti-federalist noun
- apartheid noun
- constitutional monarchy noun
- Dem.
- democracy noun
- democrat noun
- democratic adjective
- federalist noun
- federate verb
- government noun (SYSTEM)
- imperialism noun
- interregnum noun
- oligarchy noun
- patriarchy noun
- plutocracy noun (SYSTEM)
- police state noun
- regime noun (MANAGEMENT)
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