plutocratical
- adjective
- /pluːtəˈkrætɪkəl/
- The country is governed by a plutocratical elite who wield enormous financial influence.
Examples
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Their plutocratical policies favor the interests of the very wealthy.
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The plutocratical policies have led to increasing wealth inequality.
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Many critics argue that plutocratical systems undermine democracy and equality.
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Many argue that the plutocratical system favors the rich.
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The country is governed by a plutocratical elite who wield enormous financial influence.
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Many critics argue that plutocratical systems undermine democracy and equality.
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Their plutocratical policies favor the interests of the very wealthy.
Synonyms
A society where very rich people hold most power
A government run by a small group of powerful people
A government or group controlled by a small number of powerful people who make most decisions
Antonyms
How Plutocratic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Plutocratical comes from the Greek words ploutos 'wealth' and kratos 'power', the same roots you see in plutocracy and democracy. So, plutocratical describes a system or behavior where the rich have the power.