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Definition of arbitrary
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of arbitrary is as below...
Arbitrary
(a.)
Depending
on will or
discretion;
not
governed
by any fixed
rules;
as, an
arbitrary
decision;
an
arbitrary
punishment..
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Absolutism
::
Absolutism
(n.) The state of being
absolute;
the
system
or
doctrine
of the
absolute;
the
principles
or
practice
of
absolute
or
arbitrary
government;
despotism.
Masterly
::
Masterly
(a.)
Imperious;
domineering;
arbitrary.
Inconsequent
::
Inconsequent
(a.) Not
following
from the
premises;
not
regularly
inferred;
invalid;
not
characterized
by
logical
method;
illogical;
arbitrary;
inconsistent;
of no
consequence.
Imposition
::
Imposition
(n.) An
excessive,
arbitrary,
or
unlawful
exaction;
hence,
a trick or
deception
put on laid on
others;
cheating;
fraud;
delusion;
imposture..
High-handed
::
High-handed
(a.)
Overbearing;
oppressive;
arbitrary;
violent;
as, a
high-handed
act..
Lord
::
Lord (v. i.) To play the lord; to
domineer;
to rule with
arbitrary
or
despotic
sway; --
sometimes
with over; and
sometimes
with it in the
manner
of a
transitive
verb.
Contribution
::
Contribution
(n.) An
irregular
and
arbitrary
imposition
or tax leved on the
people
of a town or
country.
Despotical
::
Despotical
(a.)
Having
the
character
of, or
pertaining
to, a
despot;
absolute
in
power;
possessing
and
abusing
unlimited
power;
evincing
despotism;
tyrannical;
arbitrary..
Govern
::
Govern
(v. t.) To
direct
and
control,
as the
actions
or
conduct
of men,
either
by
established
laws or by
arbitrary
will; to
regulate
by
authority..
Tyrannical
::
Tyrannical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
tyrant;
suiting
a
tyrant;
unjustly
severe
in
government;
absolute;
imperious;
despotic;
cruel;
arbitrary;
as, a
tyrannical
prince;
a
tyrannical
master;
tyrannical
government..
Dualism
::
Dualism
(n.) The
doctrine
that all
mankind
are
divided
by the
arbitrary
decree
of God, and in his
eternal
foreknowledge,
into two
classes,
the elect and the
reprobate..
Machiavelianism
::
Machiavelianism
(n.) The
supposed
principles
of
Machiavel,
or
practice
in
conformity
to them;
political
artifice,
intended
to favor
arbitrary
power..
Positive
::
Positive
(a.)
Prescribed
by
express
enactment
or
institution;
settled
by
arbitrary
appointment;
said of laws.
Arbitrariness
::
Arbitrariness
(n.) The
quality
of being
arbitrary;
despoticalness;
tyranny.
Tyranny
::
Tyranny
(n.) The
government
or
authority
of a
tyrant;
a
country
governed
by an
absolute
ruler;
hence,
arbitrary
or
despotic
exercise
of
power;
exercise
of power over
subjects
and
others
with a rigor not
authorized
by law or
justice,
or not
requisite
for the
purposes
of
government..
Arbitrarious
::
Arbitrarious
(a.)
Arbitrary;
despotic.
Dogma
::
Dogma (n.) A
doctrinal
notion
asserted
without
regard
to
evidence
or
truth;
an
arbitrary
dictum.
Tyrannize
::
Tyrannize
(v. t.) To
subject
to
arbitrary,
oppressive,
or
tyrannical
treatment;
to
oppress..
Domination
::
Domination
(n.) The act of
dominating;
exercise
of power in
ruling;
dominion;
supremacy;
authority;
often,
arbitrary
or
insolent
sway..
Tyrannize
::
Tyrannize
(v. i.) To act the
tyrant;
to
exercise
arbitrary
power;
to rule with
unjust
and
oppressive
severity;
to
exercise
power
others
not
permitted
by law or
required
by
justice,
or with a
severity
not
necessary
to the ends of
justice
and
government;
as, a
prince
will often
tyrannize
over his
subjects;
masters
sometimes
tyrannize
over their
servants
or
apprentices..
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