democratical (Meaning)
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democratical (a.)
Democratic.
Synonyms & Antonyms of democratical
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democratical Sentence Examples
- We debated whether a purely democratical system could function effectively with a large population.
- The company implemented a more democratical approach, allowing all employees to vote on major decisions.
- The new constitution aimed to create a more democratical society with equal rights for all citizens.
- Although the club had a democratical structure, a small group often held undue influence.
- Despite its democratical ideals, the country still faced challenges with political corruption.
- The success of the revolution hinged on establishing a truly democratical government.
- The students advocated for a more democratical classroom environment where everyone could participate.
- The town held a democratical vote to decide the location of the new library.
- The concept of a democratical workplace emphasizes shared decision-making and collaboration.
- Historians continue to debate the rise and fall of various democratical societies throughout history.
FAQs About the word democratical
Democratic.
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We debated whether a purely democratical system could function effectively with a large population.
The company implemented a more democratical approach, allowing all employees to vote on major decisions.
The new constitution aimed to create a more democratical society with equal rights for all citizens.
Although the club had a democratical structure, a small group often held undue influence.
