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Meaning of officialdom
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officialdom (n)
people elected or appointed to administer a government
officialdom Sentence Examples
- The government officialdom displayed a remarkable lack of transparency in their dealings.
- The officialdom's bureaucratic processes hindered the timely execution of crucial projects.
- The town's officialdom welcomed the new mayor with open arms, hoping for a more efficient administration.
- Despite public outcry, the officialdom remained impervious to criticism and continued with their questionable decisions.
- The officialdom's preoccupation with protocol and hierarchy stifled innovation and progress.
- Locals felt alienated from the officialdom, as their concerns were often dismissed or ignored.
- The officialdom's arrogance and elitism created a barrier between them and the people they served.
- The officialdom's dogmatic adherence to regulations prevented them from adapting to changing circumstances.
- Rumors of corruption and cronyism within the officialdom eroded public trust in the government.
- The officialdom's failure to address the needs of the populace led to widespread discontent and social unrest.
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people elected or appointed to administer a government
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The government officialdom displayed a remarkable lack of transparency in their dealings.
The officialdom's bureaucratic processes hindered the timely execution of crucial projects.
The town's officialdom welcomed the new mayor with open arms, hoping for a more efficient administration.
Despite public outcry, the officialdom remained impervious to criticism and continued with their questionable decisions.
