The word anarchy in a sentence?

Answer 1

There are many ways to use anarchy in a sentence. In Greek, "anarchy" means "no rulers" or "no chieftans." It does NOT mean "no laws."

In English, however, anarchy has more than one meaning, and some of the definitions seem contradictory: 1) absence of government; 2) a state of lawlessness or political disorder due to the absence of governmental authority; 3) a utopian society of individuals who enjoy complete freedom without government

Under definition 3:

This would be my favorite sentence: "Anarchy means voluntary cooperation instead of forced participation."

Under definition 2:

Another example would be: When the government was overthrown, the country fell into a state of anarchy.

Most people think of anarchy as defined in the second example; political scientists may have a more nuanced understanding of the concept.

Definitions courtesy of Merriam-Webster Dictionary (see Related Links, below).
The country has been in a state of anarchy since the inconclusive election

Answer 2

An example sentence for the word anarchy would be, "The streets were a riot; people were robbing stores, people, and destroying vehicles. The entire town was in complete anarchy."

Answer 3

A group of people without laws and consequences would result in total anarchy.

Answer 4

Anarchy ruled.

The people formed a protest against the anarcy.

Answer 5

Example sentence - The anarchy in the small country lead it to be taken over.

Answer 6

If there were no recognized government,the confusion and disorder that would result would be called anarchy

Answer 7

The lawless community was in complete anarchy.

Answer 8

There was absolute anarchy everywhere.

Without Law and Order, there will be anarchy.