democracies (Meaning)

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democracies (pl.)

of Democracy

No weak antonyms found.

**Democracies** rely on the participation of citizens through voting and holding elected officials accountable.
Many **democracies** face the challenge of ensuring all voices are heard and represented in the political process.
While not without flaws, **democracies** strive to uphold individual rights and freedoms.
**Democracies** often hold regular elections to allow citizens to choose their representatives.
A strong free press is crucial for informing the public and holding power accountable in **democracies**.
**Democracies** around the world face issues like voter apathy and political polarization.
Promoting critical thinking and civic engagement strengthens the foundation of **democracies**.
International organizations often work to support the development and stability of young **democracies**.
**Democracies** are constantly evolving, adapting to new challenges and striving for a more just and equitable society.
Comparing the strengths and weaknesses of different **democracies** allows for continuous improvement within these systems.

of Democracy

republic, self-rule, autonomy,sovereignty, self-government, home rule,pure democracy, self-determination

totalitarianism, tyranny,dictatorship, totalitarianism, dictatorship, monarchy, monarchy, despotism, despotism, tyranny

**Democracies** rely on the participation of citizens through voting and holding elected officials accountable.

Many **democracies** face the challenge of ensuring all voices are heard and represented in the political process.

While not without flaws, **democracies** strive to uphold individual rights and freedoms.

**Democracies** often hold regular elections to allow citizens to choose their representatives.