pedantocracy (Meaning)
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pedantocracy (n.)
The sway of pedants.
Synonyms & Antonyms of pedantocracy
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pedantocracy Sentence Examples
- The pedantocracy stifled innovation by excessively adhering to rigid rules and regulations.
- In a pedantocracy, trivial details and formalities often take precedence over substance.
- The pedantocratic bureaucracy made it impossible to get anything done efficiently.
- Pedantocracy breeds a culture of nitpicking and excessive attention to minor errors.
- The pedantocracy's obsession with minutiae hindered progress and wasted resources.
- The pedantocrats reveled in technicalities and obscure knowledge, using them to assert their superiority.
- Under a pedantocracy, dissent is often suppressed in favor of blind obedience to the rules.
- The pedantocracy's emphasis on form over function led to a society characterized by superficiality.
- The pedantocratic system stifled creativity and individuality, as originality was seen as a threat.
- In the pedantocracy, the pursuit of precision and correctness took precedence over common sense and practicality.
FAQs About the word pedantocracy
The sway of pedants.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The pedantocracy stifled innovation by excessively adhering to rigid rules and regulations.
In a pedantocracy, trivial details and formalities often take precedence over substance.
The pedantocratic bureaucracy made it impossible to get anything done efficiently.
Pedantocracy breeds a culture of nitpicking and excessive attention to minor errors.
