Pronunciation: /ˈpaʊər ˈhɔrdɪŋ/
noun a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea
A1 Power hoarding is when someone keeps all the control for themselves.
A2 The boss's power hoarding led to resentment among the employees.
B1 The government's power hoarding has been criticized for limiting democracy.
B2 Corporate power hoarding can have negative effects on competition in the market.
C1 The concept of power hoarding is often studied in political science and sociology.
C2 Power hoarding by certain individuals can destabilize entire systems of governance.
formal Power hoarding within the organization led to a lack of transparency and accountability.
informal The manager's power hoarding is making it difficult for others to contribute.
slang Stop power hoarding and let others have a say for once.
figurative In a game of chess, power hoarding can lead to a stalemate where no one can make a move.
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