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Definition of government
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Government
(n.)
Management
of the limbs or body.
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Estate
::
Estate
(n.) The great
classes
or
orders
of a
community
or state (as the
clergy,
the
nobility,
and the
commonalty
of
England)
or their
representatives
who
administer
the
government;
as, the
estates
of the realm
(England),
which are (1) the lords
spiritual,
(2) the lords
temporal,
(3) the
commons..
Kakistocracy
::
Kakistocracy
(n.)
Government
by the worst men.
Paparchy
::
Paparchy
(n.)
Government
by a pope; papal rule.
Statua
::
Statocracy
(n.)
Government
by the
state,
or by
political
power,
in
distinction
from
government
by
ecclesiastical
power..
Authority
::
Authority
(n.)
Government;
the
persons
or the body
exercising
power or
command;
as, the local
authorities
of the
States;
the
military
authorities..
Solicitor-general
::
Solicitor-general
(n.) The
second
law
officer
in the
government
of Great
Britain;
also, a
similar
officer
under the
United
States
government,
who is
associated
with the
attorney-general;
also, the chief law
officer
of some of the
States..
Organize
::
Organize
(v. t.) To
arrange
or
constitute
in
parts,
each
having
a
special
function,
act,
office,
or
relation;
to
systematize;
to get into
working
order;
--
applied
to
products
of the human
intellect,
or to human
institutions
and
undertakings,
as a
science,
a
government,
an army, a war, etc..
Bureaucracy
::
Bureaucracy
(n.)
Government
officials,
collectively..
Tear
::
Tear (v. t.)
Hence,
to
divide
by
violent
measures;
to
disrupt;
to rend; as, a party or
government
torn by
factions..
Duumvirate
::
Duumvirate
(n.) The union of two men in the same
office;
or the
office,
dignity,
or
government
of two men thus
associated,
as in
ancient
Rome..
Fronde
::
Fronde
(n.) A
political
party in
France,
during
the
minority
of Louis XIV., who
opposed
the
government,
and made war upon the court
party..
Pontificality
::
Pontificality
(n.) The state and
government
of the pope; the
papacy.
Gubernance
::
Gubernance
(n.)
Government.
Insurgent
::
Insurgent
(n.) A
person
who rises in
revolt
against
civil
authority
or an
established
government;
one who
openly
and
actively
resists
the
execution
of laws; a
rebel.
Gynocracy
::
Gynocracy
(n.)
Female
government;
gynecocracy.
Commonwealth
::
Commonwealth
(n.)
Specifically,
the form of
government
established
on the death of
Charles
I., in 1649, which
existed
under
Oliver
Cromwell
and his son
Richard,
ending
with the
abdication
of the
latter
in
1659..
Rule
::
Rule (a.) The act of
ruling;
administration
of law;
government;
empire;
authority;
control.
Tariff
::
Tariff
(n.) A
schedule,
system,
or
scheme
of
duties
imposed
by the
government
of a
country
upon goods
imported
or
exported;
as, a
revenue
tariff;
a
protective
tariff;
Clay's
compromise
tariff.
(U. S.
1833)..
Packet
::
Packet
(n.)
Originally,
a
vessel
employed
by
government
to
convey
dispatches
or
mails;
hence,
a
vessel
employed
in
conveying
dispatches,
mails,
passengers,
and
goods,
and
having
fixed days of
sailing;
a mail
boat..
Heterarchy
::
Heterarchy
(n.) The
government
of an
alien.
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