idiocracy
- noun
- /ˌɪdiˈɒkrəsi/
- Offensive
- Proves that the American form of government is evolving—from democracy to bureaucracy to idiocracy.
And then we've got the sort of Idiocracy made manifest in the ugly category.
- And then we've got the sort of Idiocracy made manifest in the ugly category.
- I just, I feel like this country's lost and I, I mean this like an, I really just think we're, we're lost to Idiocracy.
Examples
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We are now a post-Constitutional idiocracy.
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Your Idiocracy has ruined this moment.
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If you are living in an idiocracy, that is.
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I am trying to interact with the idiocracy of the living.
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It's only an idiocracy to you to consider solar or wind as viable if you place no value at all on environmental damage.
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The right wants to turn this country into an idiocracy, one Christian fundamentalist at a time.
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Patriarchy was the only bulwark against idiocracy.
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Not entirely off topic since the subject relates to the green madness that currently thrives among our officials, turning our world into an idiocracy.
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Real scientists should run the world, or at least be the real powers behind the throne, ready to intervene every time the idiocracy rears its ugly head.
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Many experts believe that we are becoming an idiocracy where ignorance is celebrated over knowledge.
Synonyms
Very stupid or foolish behaviour often seen as offensive
A government run by the least able and most dishonest people
Antonyms
Compounds
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Idiocracy comes from idiot and -cracy, the same ending as democracy which means 'rule'. So, idiocracy is a short way to say 'rule by fools' or a society where foolishness is in charge.