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Meanings of polity in English
Spanish
orden civil Usage of polity in English
1
The strength of the family tie in the Israelitish polity was great.
2
This is a fundamental principle in our system of complex national polity.
3
But as illustrating the polity of the church it is quite valueless.
4
Upon this fiction reposed the whole provisional polity of the revolted Netherlands.
5
The polity of each race differed widely from that of the other.
6
And the nationalists largely opted out of participation in the new polity.
7
These things shall be when the polity of the world is changed.
8
The metaphysical polity is progressive, but progressive mainly in a negative way.
9
Always, however, the best manners are the cause of the best polity.
10
The Russian polity is no longer a despotism tempered by the cord.
11
Each College, at the same time, is a little polity in itself.
12
A House of Commons was a necessary part of the new polity.
13
They purport to be merely recitals of the old polity of England.
14
The unstable polity of Europe heeled over like a ship that founders.
15
The Catholic polity was only gradually established, sustained by experience and reason.
16
Nor can these blunders be considered accidental; they were inherent in the polity.
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