kak•i•sto cra•cy | kaka'stäkrase | noun (plural kakistocracies) government by the least suitable or competent citizens of a state: the danger is that this will reduce us to kakistocracy. • a state or society governed by its least suitable or competent citizens: the modern regime is at once a plutocracy and a kakistocracy | the man on the street must share part of the blame for allowing such a kakistocracy to entrench itself. ORIGIN early 19th century: from Greek kakistos 'worst' + - cracy.
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