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Friday | 15 Jul 2022
Decadarchy
[deh-kuh-dar-chee]
Noun
Ancient Greek - unknown
- Definition
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Synonym of decarchy; a body of rulers consisting of ten men, especially those of various historical Greek councils.
- Examples of word Decadarchy in a sentence
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“However this be, Philip seems to have contrived that the ruling body, whether in the tetrarchy or the decadarchy, should be his own creatures.”
- Did you Know?
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The word “decardachy” is a compound of the Greek word “dekas” meaning “a group of ten” and the suffix “-archy” meaning “form of government or rule.”
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