What is another word for regency?
Pronunciation:
[ ɹˈiːd͡ʒənsi], [ ɹˈiːdʒənsi], [ ɹ_ˈiː_dʒ_ə_n_s_i]
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Synonyms for Regency:
n.
• act (noun) • dominion (noun)- de mesne,
- pre potence,
- pre potencies,
- pre-eminences,
- pre potency,
- de-mesne,
- pro-vinces,
- pre eminences,
- pre-potencies,
- pro vinces,
- pre-potences,
- pre potences,
- prepotences,
- pre-potency,
- pro vince,
- pre-potence,
- pre eminence,
- pro-vince.
- statecrafts,
- super-visions,
- powers that bes,
- super visions,
- super-vision,
- pre-dominances,
- pre dominance,
- political practices,
- powers-that-bes,
- pre-dominance,
- pre dominances.
- place,
- region,
- dominion,
- government,
- position,
- powers that be,
- powers-that-be,
- billet,
- office,
- the feds,
- prepotence,
- turf,
- situation,
- post,
- rule,
- pre-eminence,
- the Fed,
- enclaves,
- stomping ground,
- Presidencies,
- demesnes,
- terrain,
- statecraft,
- stomping grounds,
- washingtons,
- demesne,
- berth,
- enclave,
- presidency,
- FEDS,
- power,
- political practice,
- spot,
- realms.
Other synonyms:
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- oligarchy.
- deputation,
- colonial,
- democracy,
- aristocracy,
- commoner,
- autonomy,
- consignment,
- jurisdiction,
- commonwealth,
- Vicegerency,
- Pontificality,
- Aedileship,
- proconsulship,
- garrison state,
- welfare state,
- Pantisocracy,
- guarantee,
- commission,
- papacy,
- authorization,
- trust,
- embassy,
- self-determination,
- responsibility,
- triumvirate,
- assignment,
- bishopric,
- license,
- viziership,
- ascendancy,
- archbishopric,
- chancellorship,
- charge,
- representative democracy,
- mastership,
- errand,
- protectorate,
- proxy,
- direction,
- Sheriffdom,
- patriarchate,
- Mobocracy,
- devolution,
- consulship,
- legation,
- deanery,
- chancellery,
- brevet,
- entrustment,
- Gerontocracy,
- republic,
- command,
- Seneschalship,
- Magistrature,
- princedom,
- police state,
- presidentship,
- patriarchy,
- Stratocracy,
- directorship,
- mandate,
- Rectorate,
- absolute monarchy,
- neocolonialism,
- autarchy,
- feudal system,
- lieutenancy,
- governorship,
- accession,
- headship,
- coalition government,
- mayoralty,
- social democracy,
- proconsulate,
- faculty,
- disposal,
- coronation,
- Masterdom,
- establishment,
- court,
- running,
- guidance,
- chiefery,
- warrant,
- federation,
- raj,
- meritocracy,
- pontificate,
- lordship,
- theocracy,
- consulate,
- commitment,
- Duumvirate,
- hierarchy,
- devolvement,
- suzerainty,
- mob rule,
- Archiepiscopacy,
- chieftainship,
- Episcopacy,
- dethrone,
- constitutional monarchy,
- georgian,
- regime,
- Archiepiscopate,
- Hierocracy,
- trusteeship,
- dictatorship,
- agency,
- task,
- federal government,
- limited monarchy,
- Ochlocracy,
- chancellorate,
- domination,
- Pashalic,
- home rule,
- cure,
- crown,
- Vizierate,
- mastery,
- Factorship,
- chieftainry,
- representative government,
- abdicate,
- military government,
- militarism,
- Thearchy,
- regulation,
- Prefectship,
- Metropolitanate,
- mission,
- entrusting,
- martial law,
- care,
- Executorship,
- Exequatur,
- management,
- monarchy,
- supervision,
- governance,
- hegemony,
- chairmanship,
- accede,
- dominance,
- depose,
- protectorship,
- sheikhdom,
- purview,
- edwardian,
- administration,
- regent,
- authority,
- nobility,
- chieftaincy,
- Procuration,
- seigniory,
- principality,
- autocracy,
- premiership,
- dyarchy,
- self-government,
- Sheriffalty,
- magistracy,
- totalitarian government,
- delegation,
- helm,
- district,
- Agentship,
- Duarchy,
- regimen,
- Provostship,
- tyranny,
- leadership,
- prefecture,
- Mayorship,
- authorisation,
- reign,
- totalitarian regime,
- Popedom,
- control,
- Regentship,
- Tribunate,
- full power,
- commissioning,
- empowerment,
- power of attorney,
- ruling class,
- Heteronomy,
- force,
- colonialism,
- Dictature,
- constitutional government,
- Shrievalty,
- technocracy,
- Triarchy,
- Rectorship,
- emirate.
How to use "Regency" in context?
What is a regency?
A Regency is a period of time in the 18th and 19th centuries in England, Scotland, and Wales, between the decline of the Stuart monarchy and the rise of the Hanoverian monarchy. During a Regency period, a Regent, usually a member of the royal family, presided over the kingdom, while a Regency ministry administered the government.
Usually, a Regency is marked by a lack of political stability, as the king is vacating his throne to allow a younger member of the royal family to ascend to the throne.
Homophones for Regency:
- reasoning, rising, reigning, rosiness, recusancy, resinous, richness, roguishness, recognise, raisin cookie, razzing, rock snake, reckoning, Rockiness, recognize, rigging, rushing, raciness, racemose, roughness, razing, roughneck, reorganize, riskiness, rakishness, resonance, Russian Mayonnaise, raging, racing, raising, reaching, rousing, reorganise, rhesus monkey, reechoing, rejoicing, racking, rashness, rock music, racing gig, Rosa Chinensis, Recommence, rose moss, regaining, ricinus, recency, reeking.
Hyponym for Regency:
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- Synonyms:
- ace, base hit, bourgeon, burgeon forth, circuit, constitute, duty tour, embed, engraft, enlistment.
Nearby words
- Regattas
- REGD
- Regelate
- Regelation
- regelations
- Regency
- R
- r & amp
- r & amps
- r & b
- r & d