monarchy
[zone: 1, ipm: 161.06]
Definitions
- a system of government by a king or a queen
Examples
- In an absolute monarchy, the ruler can pass laws without a parliament.
- Most monarchies allow only male succession, usually from father to son.
- Thus historians generally regard the growth of the absolute monarchy as the origin of the modern state.
- A monarchy is regarded as one of the most stable forms of government.
- Most monarchies rule from a centrist approach.
Collocations
- constitutional [score: 10.98, freq: 316] (constitutional monarchy)
- absolute [score: 10.49, freq: 197] (absolute monarchy)
- abolish [score: 9.79, freq: 65] (monarchies were abolished)
- restoration [score: 9.72, freq: 55] (restoration of the monarchy)
- world [score: 9.62, freq: 14] (the world's oldest monarchy)
- Japan [score: 9.34, freq: 6] (Japan's monarchy)
- hereditary [score: 9.25, freq: 73] (hereditary monarchy)
- restore [score: 9.25, freq: 74] (monarchies were restored)
- abolition [score: 9.23, freq: 35] (abolition of the monarchy)
- elective [score: 8.98, freq: 45] (elective monarchy)
- limited [score: 8.94, freq: 51] (limited monarchy)
- overthrow [score: 8.78, freq: 27] (overthrow the monarchy)
- Netherlands [score: 8.76, freq: 7] (monarchy of the Netherlands)
- Spanish [score: 8.6, freq: 66] (the Spanish monarchy)
- heir [score: 8.6, freq: 20] (monarchy's heir)
- downfall [score: 8.14, freq: 13] (downfall of the monarchy)
- Habsburg [score: 7.88, freq: 21] (the Habsburg monarchy)
- federal [score: 7.8, freq: 25] (federal monarchy)
- Austrian [score: 7.71, freq: 33] (the Austrian monarchy)
- establish [score: 7.67, freq: 40] (monarchy was established)
- Spain [score: 7.57, freq: 13] (monarchy of Spain)
- dual [score: 7.53, freq: 16] (dual monarchy)
- European [score: 7.52, freq: 38] (European monarchies)
- Kingdom [score: 7.5, freq: 6] (monarchy of the Kingdom)
- overturn [score: 7.43, freq: 8] (overturned the monarchy)
- Japanese [score: 7.42, freq: 23] (the Japanese monarchy)
- British [score: 7.39, freq: 106] (the British monarchy)
- Prussian [score: 7.37, freq: 25] (the Prussian monarchy)
- parliamentary [score: 7.36, freq: 20] (parliamentary monarchy)
- rule [score: 7.35, freq: 14] (monarchy ruled by)
- French [score: 7.3, freq: 91] (the French monarchy)
- Persian [score: 7.3, freq: 22] (the Persian monarchy)
- subvert [score: 7.29, freq: 7] (subverted monarchy)
- decline [score: 7.24, freq: 9] (declining monarchy)
- capital [score: 7.23, freq: 11] (capital of the monarchy)
Thesaurus
- republic [score: 0.273, freq: 3654]
- monarch [score: 0.27, freq: 6876]
- empire [score: 0.264, freq: 21781]
- kingdom [score: 0.251, freq: 7611]
- constitution [score: 0.245, freq: 5269]
- system [score: 0.243, freq: 8829]
- dynasty [score: 0.239, freq: 3137]
- rule [score: 0.233, freq: 7204]
- institution [score: 0.23, freq: 2894]
- religion [score: 0.228, freq: 5758]
- state [score: 0.226, freq: 21685]
- sovereign [score: 0.219, freq: 4332]
- liberty [score: 0.216, freq: 6364]
- family [score: 0.215, freq: 9183]
- ruler [score: 0.214, freq: 4465]
- government [score: 0.212, freq: 28006]
- nation [score: 0.209, freq: 15132]
- society [score: 0.209, freq: 4308]
- authority [score: 0.207, freq: 11249]
- church [score: 0.206, freq: 7059]
Translations
| Russian | монарх (0.014) монархия (0.973) |
| Czech | mocnářství (0.045) monarchie (0.887) |