What is another word for autarchy?
Pronunciation:
[ ˈɔːtɑːki], [ ˈɔːtɑːki], [ ˈɔː_t_ɑː_k_i]
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Similar words for autarchy:
- absolute power (noun)
- absolutism (noun)
- autarchy (noun)
- complete authority to act (noun)
- home rule (noun)
- independence (noun)
- liberty (noun)
- liberty, freedom (noun)
- political independence (noun)
- self-determination (noun)
- self-government (noun)
- self-reliance (noun)
- state (noun)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words
Synonyms for Autarchy:
n.
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- dictatorship,
- politics,
- despotism,
- over,
- tyranny,
- absolutism.
- selfdirection,
- selfdirections,
- self directions,
- self-direction,
- home-rule,
- self direction,
- self-directions.
Other synonyms:
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- monocracy.
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- liberty.
- formula,
- self-confidence,
- check,
- order of magnitude,
- capitalistic,
- democratise,
- leisure time,
- govern,
- sureness,
- put,
- potency,
- monarch butterfly,
- fascistic,
- see,
- club,
- o'er,
- federal soldier,
- office,
- inhibition,
- autocratic,
- purchase order,
- laterality,
- dictate,
- confederative,
- military junta,
- land,
- district,
- abandon,
- ended,
- tyrannic,
- curb,
- patriot,
- popular,
- regulate,
- agency,
- ensure,
- normal,
- henchman,
- authorization,
- ordinate,
- territorial dominion,
- fed,
- individuality,
- gentry,
- despotic,
- assurance,
- regulation,
- principle,
- say-so,
- federal agency,
- hold in,
- two-party,
- feudalism,
- milkweed butterfly,
- controller,
- government activity,
- society,
- totalistic,
- capitalist economy,
- range,
- indecorum,
- edict,
- tyrannous,
- holy order,
- prescribe,
- subjugation,
- fiat,
- czar,
- ascendancy,
- nation,
- allied,
- keep in line,
- union,
- sovietism,
- moderate,
- exemption,
- master,
- parliamentary law,
- matriarchate,
- quelling,
- body politic,
- political relation,
- command,
- nobility,
- overbearing,
- rescript,
- stifling,
- band together,
- contain,
- rock,
- political sympathies,
- rein,
- regularise,
- insure,
- country,
- nationalistic,
- federalize,
- subordination,
- orderliness,
- republican river,
- materfamilias,
- sanction,
- hold,
- accomplice,
- consecrate,
- regularize,
- lodge,
- federal official,
- complete,
- careen,
- pecking order,
- rate,
- predominate,
- governance,
- find,
- prescript,
- terminated,
- decree,
- government agency,
- political science,
- authorisation,
- crushing,
- governing,
- grade,
- rank,
- carry,
- bureau,
- franchise,
- restrict,
- place,
- persuade,
- domination,
- guild,
- laissez faire,
- prevail,
- certification,
- collaborator,
- authorities,
- harness,
- regimen,
- monastic order,
- tell,
- say,
- ascertain,
- ascendency,
- partner in crime,
- enjoin,
- crowned head,
- verify,
- rules of order,
- parliamentary procedure,
- dominate,
- all over,
- ordination,
- restraint,
- individuation,
- self-assurance,
- ordering,
- state,
- union soldier,
- setup,
- curtailment,
- oppressiveness,
- shore leave,
- shake,
- see to it,
- two-way,
- bipartizan,
- autocrat,
- ascendance,
- assure,
- territory,
- tzar,
- ascendence,
- impropriety,
- set up,
- linguistic rule,
- control condition,
- confidence,
- pattern,
- swing,
- dictator,
- gild,
- federalise,
- power structure,
- bolshevism,
- manipulate,
- sovereign,
- administration,
- concluded,
- ruler,
- tilt,
- convention,
- tyrant,
- ordain,
- confederation,
- arrange,
- operate,
- social club,
- confederacy,
- dictatorial,
- wantonness,
- federated.
How to use "Autarchy" in context?
Autarchy is the state of a society where its inhabitants are self-sufficient in terms of food, energy, and material needs.
autarchy is the ultimate form of self-sufficiency, whereby a society produces everything it needs to survive on its own, free from outside influence and without the need for trade or bartering.
For some, autarchy is a desirable state of affairs, because it offers a sense of security and independence. It is also a potential source of cultural pride, as autarkic societies often produce artefacts and technologies that are unique and impressive.
However, autarchy is not without its challenges.
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