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pantisocracy
/ ˌpæntɪˈsɒkrəsɪ /
noun
- a community, social group, etc, in which all have rule and everyone is equal
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Word History and Origins
Origin of pantisocracy1
C18 (coined by Robert Southey ): from Greek, from panto- + isos equal + -cracy
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Example Sentences
It was not, however, published till after the vision of Pantisocracy had vanished into thin air.
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Rousseau and Coleridge convert the scheme of emigration into the project of Pantisocracy.
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Nothing came of the Pantisocracy, for want of money to pay fares to the New World.
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Pantisocracy is relinquished; but he is engaged to be married.
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Southey lost faith in Pantisocracy and went to live with his mother.
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