onagrocrazia.
onagrocracy (rule by the ignorant and arrogant)
Meaning & usage
onagrocracy (rule by the ignorant and arrogant)
a government that is an expression of such a rule
Where this word comes from
Coined by Italian philosopher, historian and politician Benedetto Croce in 1925, as a compound of Ancient Greek ὄναγρος (ónagros, “wild ass, onager”) (through the figurative meaning of “ignoramus, uncultured person” developed by its Italian descendant onagro) + -crazia (“-cracy”, suffix indicating a form of government).
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