Meanings of monarchism in English

Tongue-holding was never Gretl's virtue, and her outspoken "red tendencies" grated against Paul's staunch right-wing monarchism.

It was beyond question Washington's party, and, notwithstanding the false charges of monarchism and British sovereignty, it was patriotic.

The change in their respective status is intertwined: the monarchism has been driven by the dishevelment of the political culture.

He's got precious little use for 'constitutional' monarchism in the first place, much less kings and queens being likened to mice.

Xenophon puts into the mouth of Chrysantas his favourite theory of monarchism, the relationship strongly cemented by obedience and trust between subjects and king.

When Congress met in December, 1793, the old questions of Hamilton's measures and the "monarchism" of the administration were forgotten in the new crisis.

The sentiment of extreme Catholicism and Monarchism was not to be suddenly scared into opposition.

Docetism, Nicolaism, Gnosticism, Chiliasm, Manichaism, Monatism, Monarchism, Monophysitism, Monotheletism, Arianism, Nestorianism-everyone of these terms means both a theory and a drama.

In order to prove the superiority of Monarchism over Republicanism-andthus deliberately ignoring the moral of the present cataclysmic war-heransacks the dust-laden centuries.

He did not criticise this or that form of government, nor did He accentuate Monarchism, Republicanism, or Socialism as one form preferable to another.