monarchize (Meaning)
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monarchize (v. i.)
To play the sovereign; to act the monarch.
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monarchize (v. t.)
To rule; to govern.
Synonyms & Antonyms of monarchize
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monarchize Sentence Examples
- The ambitious emperor sought to monarchize the entire continent, unifying all its kingdoms under his iron rule.
- The ancient civilization had a long tradition of monarchizing its rulers, giving them divine authority.
- The people yearned for a strong leader to monarchize their fragmented nation, bringing stability and order.
- The newly crowned king vowed to monarchize the country with wisdom and justice, respecting the rights of all citizens.
- The constitution prohibited the monarchization of the president, ensuring a separation of powers.
- The revolutionary movement aimed to de-monarchize the ruling class, establishing a republic based on popular sovereignty.
- The king's tyrannical reign had monarchized the kingdom, silencing dissent and oppressing the populace.
- The philosopher argued that monarchizing a single individual was inherently flawed, leading to unchecked power and corruption.
- The historian traced the evolution of monarchization throughout different eras, examining its impact on political structures and social hierarchy.
- The once-independent provinces were annexed and monarchized by the neighboring empire, reducing their former rulers to vassals.
FAQs About the word monarchize
To play the sovereign; to act the monarch., To rule; to govern.
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The ambitious emperor sought to monarchize the entire continent, unifying all its kingdoms under his iron rule.
The ancient civilization had a long tradition of monarchizing its rulers, giving them divine authority.
The people yearned for a strong leader to monarchize their fragmented nation, bringing stability and order.
The newly crowned king vowed to monarchize the country with wisdom and justice, respecting the rights of all citizens.
