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paternalistic
This term describes a power dynamic where a dominant party provides care and protection in exchange for obedience or the surrender of autonomy. It carries a strong connotation of condescension, suggesting that the recipient is viewed as incapable of making their own decisions, much like a child is viewed by a father.
In political and social discourse, the word is typically used critically to describe policies or management styles that are overbearing. While the intent may be benevolent, the result is often a restriction of individual freedom and a reinforcement of hierarchy.
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The company maintains a paternalistic culture by providing housing and healthcare for all employees.
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The colonial administration adopted a paternalistic approach toward the local population.
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I wonder if the government is being too paternalistic with these new restrictive laws.
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