polyarchy
noun
poly·ar·chy
-kē
plural -es
1
: government by many persons : control of especially political leaders by their followers compare hierarchy
2
: a group of many kingdoms
filled Europe with a colorful polyarchy of innumerable tribes
D. C. Peattie
D. C. Peattie
Word History
Etymology
Greek polyarchia, from polyarchos ruling over many (from poly- + archos ruler) + -ia -y
- tees off on someone or something
- tees up
- Teesside
- teest
- Teeswater
- teeswaters
- teetee
- teeter
- teeter-totter
- teeterboard
- teeterboards
- teetered
- teetering
- teetering on the brink of
- teetering on the brink/edge of
- teetering on the edge of
- teeters
- teetertail
- teetery
- teeth
- teethe
- teethed
- teether
- teethers
- teethes