0
What else can I help you with?
What is the definition of the word regime?
A regime is "a mode or system of rule or government" or "the priod during which a particular ruling system is in power". http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/regime
No one is outside or beyond the law What is the word for this definition?
Rule of Law
What is the definition of the word ikr?
It is a slang term for "I know, right?"
What is the definition of the word- ikr?
in text language it means, I know right.
WHAT CONTEXT CLUES DEFINE A WORD BY GIVING THE MEANING RIGHT IN THE SENTENCE?
commas or dashes
What is the word for the definition of to yield the power?
The word for yielding power is "surrender."
What is the word for the definition that says to rule or an order for medacine?
it is prescribe
What is the Greek word for the word Power and its definition?
Dynami! and it means power/strength...
What is the definition of the word regime?
A regime is "a mode or system of rule or government" or "the priod during which a particular ruling system is in power". http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/regime
What is a Mesopotamian word for meaning right to rule was god-given?
Dynasty is the word meaning the right to rule was god-given.
What is the word called that's definition is rule by a landholding elite?
An Aristocracy
No one is outside or beyond the law What is the word for this definition?
Rule of Law
What definition of democracy do you get when put the words demos and kratos together?
The word "democracy" comes from the Greek words "demos" meaning "people" and "kratos" meaning "power" or "rule." Therefore, democracy can be defined as "rule by the people" or "government by the people."
What prefix could be added to this root word to form a word that matches the definition plus archy rule or government by many?
The prefix "demo-" could be added to form the word "demarchy," which refers to a system of government in which the power is held by the people collectively.
What is a word that means right to rule?
The word that means "right to rule" is "legitimacy." It refers to the acceptance and recognition of a governing authority's right to rule, often based on laws, traditions, or social contracts. In historical contexts, it can also relate to divine right or other justifications for leadership.
What Gives an explanation of the unfamiliar word right in the sentence?
Definition
Where can you get the right definition for the word stationary?
Can not be moved; still; built in
