Definition of authoritarianism in English:

authoritarianism

noun ɔːˌθɒrɪˈtɛːrɪənɪz(ə)mɔˌθɑrɪˈtɛriənɪzəm

mass noun

1The enforcement or advocacy of strict obedience to authority at the expense of personal freedom.
Example sentencesExamples
- The transparency that was required for the treaty's implementation helped the country's evolution from one-party authoritarianism to multiparty democracy.
- No major cross-regional analysis provides convincing evidence that Internet use is likely to undermine authoritarianism.
- These people who want greater transparency, greater accountability, are upset about the corruption and the dominant authoritarianism.
- Who wouldn't want to turn the world's most populous nation away from authoritarianism?
- The ruling authoritarianism there breeds inept and corrupt politicians.
- The authoritarianism of the party was not imposed to outlaw trade unions.
- Forced labor, in the midst of a war against authoritarianism, was a dicey matter.
- A reassessment of the training methods and the culture of secrecy and authoritarianism that has permeated this police force for many decades is needed.
- These leaders must take a chance that a cautious relaxation of authoritarianism will breed moderation among extremist oppositions.
- The president's thinking was shaped by this country's democratic values in contrast with that country's authoritarianism.
1. 1.1 Lack of concern for the wishes or opinions of others.
  Example sentencesExamples
  This is a city that struggles unsuccessfully to shake the traditions of backwardness, authoritarianism, ignorance, corruption, and social inequality.
  Libertarians rightly recoil at the authoritarianism of their opponents in the debate but wrongly privatize what is an inherently collective and political right.
  Perhaps because of her humble background, she studiously avoids the elitism and authoritarianism of many of her competitors.
  It was the bitter resentment of an unhappy childhood that set Butler against all dogma, all overweening authority and authoritarianism.
  We are in a period of transition, from several thousands of years of male authoritarianism, and a new society must be forged.
  The existence of a leader who hires the group and essentially defines its artistic mission implies a certain authoritarianism.
  This is real moral leadership, as distinguished from the authoritarianism masquerading as morality.
  This sexual authoritarianism is justified by a biological perception of sexual differences.
  I am not surprised that these conservatives would be excited and thrilled to see a re-affirmation of their authoritarianism and bigotry.
  In my experience, moral outrage all too quickly becomes self-righteous authoritarianism.

Definition of authoritarianism in US English:

authoritarianism

nounɔˌθɑrɪˈtɛriənɪzəmôˌTHäriˈterēənizəm

1The enforcement or advocacy of strict obedience to authority at the expense of personal freedom.
Example sentencesExamples
- Forced labor, in the midst of a war against authoritarianism, was a dicey matter.
- The president's thinking was shaped by this country's democratic values in contrast with that country's authoritarianism.
- A reassessment of the training methods and the culture of secrecy and authoritarianism that has permeated this police force for many decades is needed.
- No major cross-regional analysis provides convincing evidence that Internet use is likely to undermine authoritarianism.
- The authoritarianism of the party was not imposed to outlaw trade unions.
- Who wouldn't want to turn the world's most populous nation away from authoritarianism?
- The transparency that was required for the treaty's implementation helped the country's evolution from one-party authoritarianism to multiparty democracy.
- These people who want greater transparency, greater accountability, are upset about the corruption and the dominant authoritarianism.
- These leaders must take a chance that a cautious relaxation of authoritarianism will breed moderation among extremist oppositions.
- The ruling authoritarianism there breeds inept and corrupt politicians.
1. 1.1 Lack of concern for the wishes or opinions of others.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Libertarians rightly recoil at the authoritarianism of their opponents in the debate but wrongly privatize what is an inherently collective and political right.
  This is a city that struggles unsuccessfully to shake the traditions of backwardness, authoritarianism, ignorance, corruption, and social inequality.
  It was the bitter resentment of an unhappy childhood that set Butler against all dogma, all overweening authority and authoritarianism.
  Perhaps because of her humble background, she studiously avoids the elitism and authoritarianism of many of her competitors.
  We are in a period of transition, from several thousands of years of male authoritarianism, and a new society must be forged.
  The existence of a leader who hires the group and essentially defines its artistic mission implies a certain authoritarianism.
  I am not surprised that these conservatives would be excited and thrilled to see a re-affirmation of their authoritarianism and bigotry.
  In my experience, moral outrage all too quickly becomes self-righteous authoritarianism.
  This sexual authoritarianism is justified by a biological perception of sexual differences.
  This is real moral leadership, as distinguished from the authoritarianism masquerading as morality.

词汇	authoritarianism
释义	Definition of authoritarianism in English: authoritarianism noun ɔːˌθɒrɪˈtɛːrɪənɪz(ə)mɔˌθɑrɪˈtɛriənɪzəm mass noun 1The enforcement or advocacy of strict obedience to authority at the expense of personal freedom. Example sentencesExamples The transparency that was required for the treaty's implementation helped the country's evolution from one-party authoritarianism to multiparty democracy. No major cross-regional analysis provides convincing evidence that Internet use is likely to undermine authoritarianism. These people who want greater transparency, greater accountability, are upset about the corruption and the dominant authoritarianism. Who wouldn't want to turn the world's most populous nation away from authoritarianism? The ruling authoritarianism there breeds inept and corrupt politicians. The authoritarianism of the party was not imposed to outlaw trade unions. Forced labor, in the midst of a war against authoritarianism, was a dicey matter. A reassessment of the training methods and the culture of secrecy and authoritarianism that has permeated this police force for many decades is needed. These leaders must take a chance that a cautious relaxation of authoritarianism will breed moderation among extremist oppositions. The president's thinking was shaped by this country's democratic values in contrast with that country's authoritarianism. 1.1 Lack of concern for the wishes or opinions of others. Example sentencesExamples This is a city that struggles unsuccessfully to shake the traditions of backwardness, authoritarianism, ignorance, corruption, and social inequality. Libertarians rightly recoil at the authoritarianism of their opponents in the debate but wrongly privatize what is an inherently collective and political right. Perhaps because of her humble background, she studiously avoids the elitism and authoritarianism of many of her competitors. It was the bitter resentment of an unhappy childhood that set Butler against all dogma, all overweening authority and authoritarianism. We are in a period of transition, from several thousands of years of male authoritarianism, and a new society must be forged. The existence of a leader who hires the group and essentially defines its artistic mission implies a certain authoritarianism. This is real moral leadership, as distinguished from the authoritarianism masquerading as morality. This sexual authoritarianism is justified by a biological perception of sexual differences. I am not surprised that these conservatives would be excited and thrilled to see a re-affirmation of their authoritarianism and bigotry. In my experience, moral outrage all too quickly becomes self-righteous authoritarianism. Definition of authoritarianism in US English: authoritarianism nounɔˌθɑrɪˈtɛriənɪzəmôˌTHäriˈterēənizəm 1The enforcement or advocacy of strict obedience to authority at the expense of personal freedom. Example sentencesExamples Forced labor, in the midst of a war against authoritarianism, was a dicey matter. The president's thinking was shaped by this country's democratic values in contrast with that country's authoritarianism. A reassessment of the training methods and the culture of secrecy and authoritarianism that has permeated this police force for many decades is needed. No major cross-regional analysis provides convincing evidence that Internet use is likely to undermine authoritarianism. The authoritarianism of the party was not imposed to outlaw trade unions. Who wouldn't want to turn the world's most populous nation away from authoritarianism? The transparency that was required for the treaty's implementation helped the country's evolution from one-party authoritarianism to multiparty democracy. These people who want greater transparency, greater accountability, are upset about the corruption and the dominant authoritarianism. These leaders must take a chance that a cautious relaxation of authoritarianism will breed moderation among extremist oppositions. The ruling authoritarianism there breeds inept and corrupt politicians. 1.1 Lack of concern for the wishes or opinions of others. Example sentencesExamples Libertarians rightly recoil at the authoritarianism of their opponents in the debate but wrongly privatize what is an inherently collective and political right. This is a city that struggles unsuccessfully to shake the traditions of backwardness, authoritarianism, ignorance, corruption, and social inequality. It was the bitter resentment of an unhappy childhood that set Butler against all dogma, all overweening authority and authoritarianism. Perhaps because of her humble background, she studiously avoids the elitism and authoritarianism of many of her competitors. We are in a period of transition, from several thousands of years of male authoritarianism, and a new society must be forged. The existence of a leader who hires the group and essentially defines its artistic mission implies a certain authoritarianism. I am not surprised that these conservatives would be excited and thrilled to see a re-affirmation of their authoritarianism and bigotry. In my experience, moral outrage all too quickly becomes self-righteous authoritarianism. This sexual authoritarianism is justified by a biological perception of sexual differences. This is real moral leadership, as distinguished from the authoritarianism masquerading as morality.
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