˜yÐÄvlog

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caudillismo

[ kaw-dil-yiz-moh, ‑d±ð±ð-yiz-; Spanish kou-thee-lyeez-maw, ‑thee-yeez-maw ]

noun

plural caudillismos
  1. a system of government by a caudillo.
  2. a state or government in which a caudillo exercises absolute power.


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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of caudillismo1

First recorded in 1955–60; from Spanish; caudillo ( def ) + suffix -ismo -ism ( def )
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Example Sentences

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Two interconnected problems have confronted Latin American writers since the end of European colonialism — the often malign influence of the United States and the system of rule by authoritarian strongmen known as caudillismo.

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When I asked who was in charge of the Civic Alliance, Alemán said, “There isn’t a leader, out of fear of succumbing to caudillismoâ€â€”rule by strongman.

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But Trump isn’t importing Latin caudillismo or Russian despotism.

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Once President Trump inevitably declares that he alone expresses the popular will, Americans will find that they have traded the rule of law for a version of caudillismo.

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That left 18 words for Vanya and Gokul before the final two: bouquetière, caudillismo, thamakau, scytale, tantieme, cypseline, urgrund, filicite, myrmotherine, sprachgefuhl, zimocca, nixtamal, hippocrepiform, paroemiology, scacchite, pipsissewa, Bruxellois and pyrrhuloxia.

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