absolutistic (Meaning)

Wordnet

absolutistic (a)

pertaining to the principle of totalitarianism

Webster

Pertaining to absolutism; absolutist.

No weak antonyms found.

The leader's absolutistic tendencies became apparent as he centralized power and limited dissenting voices.
The absolutistic nature of the government left little room for citizens to participate in decision-making.
Critics condemned the absolutistic policies that curtailed individual freedoms in the name of authority.
The absolutistic approach to governance stifled innovation and discouraged open dialogue.
The absolutistic ruler maintained a strict grip on the media, controlling the narrative to suit their agenda.
The absolutistic regime ignored calls for political pluralism, favoring a top-down decision-making process.
Citizens grew disillusioned with the absolutistic leadership as their concerns were consistently dismissed.
Absolutistic ideologies often resist adapting to changing societal norms and values.
The absolutistic nature of the laws imposed by the regime fueled discontent among the populace.
Absolutistic leaders tend to view compromise as a sign of weakness rather than a path to consensus.

pertaining to the principle of totalitarianismPertaining to absolutism; absolutist.

tyranny, autocracy, dictatorship, fascism, Communism, totalitarianism, despotism, tsarism, authoritarianism, tzarism

freedom, freedom, democracy,democracy, self-rule, sovereignty, self-rule, self-governance, sovereignty, self-determination

The leader's absolutistic tendencies became apparent as he centralized power and limited dissenting voices.

The absolutistic nature of the government left little room for citizens to participate in decision-making.

Critics condemned the absolutistic policies that curtailed individual freedoms in the name of authority.

The absolutistic approach to governance stifled innovation and discouraged open dialogue.