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isocratic
This term describes a theoretical political ideal where power is distributed with absolute equality among all citizens. It is primarily used in academic, philosophical, or political science contexts to discuss governance models that go beyond representative democracy to achieve a state of total equal authority.
Because it describes a specific systemic structure, it is rarely used in casual conversation. It carries a neutral to positive connotation depending on whether the speaker views absolute equality of power as a utopian goal or an impractical impossibility.
Meanings
Examples
The philosopher proposed an isocratic model where every citizen holds identical authority.
Is an isocratic society truly possible in a population of millions?
Is an isocratic society truly possible in a population of millions?
They dreamed of an isocratic utopia free from any form of hierarchy.
The treaty established an isocratic framework for the small coalition of city states.
I wonder if an isocratic system would lead to total gridlock in decision making.
The professor compared the isocratic ideals of the commune with modern democratic practices.
We must move toward a more isocratic distribution of power within the organization.
We must move toward a more isocratic distribution of power within the organization.
The ancient text describes an isocratic arrangement where no leader was appointed above others.