Associations to the word «Polity»
Noun
- Chieftain
- Pastor
- Constitution
- Ethic
- Realm
- Overlord
- Aristocracy
- Schism
- Cul
- Peninsula
- Tun
- Mai
- Coinage
- Overseer
- Directorate
- Religion
- Timor
- Mongol
- Davy
- Concord
- Eighteenth
- Bureaucrat
- Eng
- Scripture
- Westminster
- Discipline
- Domination
- Modern
- Separatist
- Kan
- Islam
- Plato
- Independent
- Inscription
- Degenerate
- Colonialism
- Consensus
- Precedent
- Uniting
- Anglo
- Ideal
- Consolidation
- Principle
- Jewish
- Vietnamese
- Tyranny
- Identity
- Critique
- Neal
- Medina
- Niger
- Covenant
- Ava
- Held
- Lu
- Worship
- Assimilation
- Warfare
- Colonization
- Christianity
Adjective
- Sixteenth
- Medieval
- Seventeenth
- Tai
- Pastoral
- Ethnic
- Constituent
- Hindu
- Elite
- Ideological
- Colonial
- Aristocratic
- Confucian
- Constitutional
- Indigenous
- Archaeological
- Independent
- Organizational
- Fragmented
- Virtuous
- Ruling
- Yemen
- Secular
- Empire
- Ordained
- Governmental
- Evangelical
- Absorbed
- Byzantine
- Capitalist
- Indonesian
- Powerful
- Barbarian
- Distinct
Wiktionary
POLITY, noun. (politics) An organizational structure of the government of a state, church, etc.
POLITY, noun. (political science) A politically organized unit; a state.
Dictionary definition
POLITY, noun. The form of government of a social organization.
POLITY, noun. A politically organized unit.
POLITY, noun. Shrewd or crafty management of public affairs; "we was innocent of stratagems and polity".
Wise words
Wisdom does not show itself so much in precept as in life -
in firmness of mind and a mastery of appetite. It teaches us
to do, as well as talk, and to make our words and actions
all of a color.