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monarchism
This term describes a political ideology centered on the legitimacy of a single sovereign head of state. It carries a formal, academic tone and is typically used in historical or political science discourses to categorize systems of governance based on hereditary or lifelong rule.
Because it refers to an abstract belief system or a political philosophy, the word is treated as an uncountable mass noun. It does not have a plural form in standard usage, as one does not refer to multiple instances of the ideology itself, but rather to different types of monarchies.
Meanings
Examples
The rise of republicanism in the late eighteenth century posed a direct threat to traditional monarchism.
The rise of republicanism in the late eighteenth century posed a direct threat to traditional monarchism.
I wonder if monarchism could actually provide more stability than a volatile party-based democracy.
The exiled prince spent his entire life promoting monarchism to regain his family's lost throne.
Our empire is built upon the bedrock of monarchism and divine right.
The professor lectured on the philosophical differences between constitutional monarchism and absolute rule.
The professor lectured on the philosophical differences between constitutional monarchism and absolute rule.
You cannot expect a modern society to embrace a strict form of monarchism.
The secret society met in the cellar to discuss the restoration of monarchism.
Many historians argue that monarchism was the only way to unify the warring city-states.