antihierarchical
- noun
- /ˌæntiˌhaɪəˈrɑːkɪkəl/
- She was known as an antihierarchical in her efforts to promote flat management in the company.
Examples
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The organization attracted many antihierarchical thinkers who challenged traditional power structures.
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As an antihierarchical, he advocated for equal participation in all group decisions.
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Many antihierarchical activists believe in flat organizational structures.
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He identifies as an antihierarchical thinker.
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As an antihierarchical, she challenged the company's traditional hierarchy and promoted equal say for everyone.
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The group of antihierarchical activists organized a workshop to discuss non-hierarchical decision-making processes.
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He is regarded as an antihierarchical because he fights for decentralized leadership in community organizations.
Synonyms
A person who wants power moved from a central government to local governments
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
antihierarchical = antihierarchical (semi-transparent) = anti + hierarchy + al
The noun is a substantivized use of the adjective, so the person-reference is recoverable only through context rather than from the form alone.
Etymology
The word antihierarchical can also name a person: it has anti- 'against' plus hierarchy 'ranked order', so an antihierarchical is someone who wants equal power and no top bosses.