gunarchy (Meaning)

Webster

gunarchy (n.)

See Gynarchy.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

Gunarchy prevailed in the lawless frontier town, where every citizen carried a firearm.
The government's abdication of its duty to maintain order led to a state of near-gunarchy in the city streets.
The lack of gun control regulations fostered a culture of gunarchy, where weapons became ubiquitous.
The outbreak of civil unrest plunged the nation into a spiral of gunarchy, with armed groups vying for power.
Amidst the chaos, gunarchy became the norm, as citizens resorted to self-protection due to the failure of law enforcement.
The proliferation of firearms in the gunarchy made every interaction a potential shootout.
The constant threat of violence in the gunarchy eroded trust and fostered a climate of fear.
The gunarchy defied all attempts at disarmament and became a self-perpetuating cycle of violence.
The authorities struggled to regain control amidst the gunarchy, as criminals and vigilantes alike exploited the absence of law and order.
The tragic consequences of gunarchy served as a chilling reminder of the dangers of an unregulated arsenal in the hands of society.

See Gynarchy.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Gunarchy prevailed in the lawless frontier town, where every citizen carried a firearm.

The government's abdication of its duty to maintain order led to a state of near-gunarchy in the city streets.

The lack of gun control regulations fostered a culture of gunarchy, where weapons became ubiquitous.

The outbreak of civil unrest plunged the nation into a spiral of gunarchy, with armed groups vying for power.