Pronunciation: /ɔːˈtɑːrkɪk/
adjective relating to or characterized by autarchy, which is a system of government in which a ruler has absolute power
A1 She prefers to live an autarchic lifestyle, growing her own food and making her own clothes.
A2 The small village was completely autarchic, producing everything they needed locally.
B1 The company aimed to become more autarchic by sourcing materials internally rather than outsourcing.
B2 The country's autarchic policies led to economic self-sufficiency but limited trade opportunities.
C1 The autarchic ruler made all decisions without consulting anyone else, leading to a lack of diversity in governance.
C2 The autarchic regime tightly controlled all aspects of society, stifling individual freedoms and creativity.
formal The autarchic government implemented strict policies to ensure self-sufficiency.
informal The autarchic ruler wanted to control everything in the country.
slang Living off the grid and being autarchic sounds appealing to some people.
figurative Her autarchic personality made it difficult for her to work well in a team.
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