mobocrat (Meaning)

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mobocrat (n.)

One who favors a form of government in which the unintelligent populace rules without restraint.

Synonyms & Antonyms of mobocrat

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mobocrat Sentence Examples

  1. The unruly mobocrat led the frenzied crowd through the streets.
  2. The politician's demagogic rhetoric ignited the mobocrats' anger.
  3. The police struggled to control the violent mobocrats who stormed the courthouse.
  4. The mobocrat's incendiary language fanned the flames of social unrest.
  5. The authorities cracked down on the mobocrat who had instigated the riot.
  6. The mobocrats' rampage caused widespread damage and terror.
  7. The mobocrat was apprehended and charged with inciting violence.
  8. The government condemned the actions of the mobocrats as a violation of law and order.
  9. The mobocrat's followers were arrested for their complicity in the chaos.
  10. The community demanded justice for the victims of the mobocrat's reign of terror.

FAQs About the word mobocrat

One who favors a form of government in which the unintelligent populace rules without restraint.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The unruly mobocrat led the frenzied crowd through the streets.

The politician's demagogic rhetoric ignited the mobocrats' anger.

The police struggled to control the violent mobocrats who stormed the courthouse.

The mobocrat's incendiary language fanned the flames of social unrest.