noun
pl. -·cies government by one person; autocracy
Origin of monocracy
mono- + -cracymonocracy
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monocracy
noun
pl. mo·noc·ra·ciesGovernment or rule by a single person; autocracy.
Related Forms:
- mon′o·crat′
noun
- mon′o·crat′ic
adjective
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