an·ar·chy (
n
r-k
)
n. pl. an·ar·chies 1. Absence of any form of political authority.
2. Political disorder and confusion.
3. Absence of any cohesive principle, such as a common standard or purpose.
[New Latin anarchia, from Greek anarkhi
, from anarkhos,
without a ruler : an-,
without; see
a-[SUP]1[/SUP] + arkhos,
ruler; see
-arch.]
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an·ar·chy
[an-er-kee] Show IPA
noun 1. a
state of
society without government or law.
2. political
and social disorder due to the absence of governmental
control: The death of the king was followed by a year of
anarchy. Synonyms: lawlessness, disruption, turmoil.
3.
anarchism ( def 1 ) .
4. lack of
obedience to an
authority; insubordination: the anarchy of his rebellious teenage years.
5. confusion and disorder: Intellectual and moral anarchy followed his loss of faith. It was impossible to find the book I was looking for in the anarchy of his bookshelves. Synonyms: chaos, disruption, turbulence; license; disorganization,
disintegration.
Origin:
1530–40; (< Middle French anarchie or Medieval Latin anarchia ) < Greek, anarchía
lawlessness, literally, lack of a leader, equivalent to ánarch ( os ) leaderless ( an-
an-[SUP]1 [/SUP] + arch (
ós )
leader + -os
adj. suffix) + -ia
-y[SUP]3 [/SUP]
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an·ar·chism
[an-er-kiz-uh
m] Show IPA
noun 1. a doctrine
urging the
abolition of government or governmental restraint as the indispensable condition for full social and political
liberty.
2. the methods or
practices of
anarchists, as the use of violence to undermine government.
3.
anarchy.
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OR
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OR
youre a lying turd trying to bullshit your way out of the word-trap you have constructed around yourself.