oligarchal (Meaning)
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oligarchal (a.)
Oligarchic.
Synonyms & Antonyms of oligarchal
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oligarchal Sentence Examples
- The nation languished under an oligarchal regime where wealth and power were concentrated in the hands of a privileged few.
- The oligarchal government sought to silence dissent and maintain its iron grip on control.
- The country's political system was plagued by oligarchal practices, with a small elite wielding disproportionate influence.
- The oligarchal ruling class amassed vast fortunes and exerted control over every aspect of society.
- The people lived in poverty and oppression under the oppressive oligarchal system.
- The oligarchal government's lavish spending and corruption fueled widespread resentment among the populace.
- The oligarchal elite held sway over media, judiciary, and other institutions to preserve their dominance.
- Despite the facade of democracy, the oligarchal power structure effectively excluded the majority from political participation.
- The legacy of oligarchal rule left a deep scar on the country's development, hindering progress and equality.
- Citizens rose up to challenge the oligarchal system, demanding a more just and inclusive society.
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Oligarchic.
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The nation languished under an oligarchal regime where wealth and power were concentrated in the hands of a privileged few.
The oligarchal government sought to silence dissent and maintain its iron grip on control.
The country's political system was plagued by oligarchal practices, with a small elite wielding disproportionate influence.
The oligarchal ruling class amassed vast fortunes and exerted control over every aspect of society.
