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anarchy
noun as in lawlessness; absence of government
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Example Sentences
“There is fear of the ultimate Israeli objective in this war and, in the short term, fear of anarchy.”
The first few events sat somewhere between performance art and pure anarchy.
Unlike anarchy, economic chaos is driven by creative destruction, and productivity is a long-term plus.
Nearby, others told the BBC of a local pharmacy being looted in Black River, describing anarchy as people ran in and out carrying armfuls of drugs and alcohol.
The absurdity of a fast-food slam pit, bodies and burgers briefly airborne — suggests anarchy.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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