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authoritarian
adjective in favour of, insisting on, characterized by, etc strict authority.
noun an authoritarian person.
authoritarianism noun .
adjective in favour of, insisting on, characterized by, etc strict authority.
noun an authoritarian person.
authoritarianism noun .
| authoritarian, authoritative These words are often confused with each other. |
authoritative
adjective
1 accepted as a reliable source of knowledge.
2 having authority; official.
authoritatively adverb .
authoritativeness noun .
adjective
1 accepted as a reliable source of knowledge.
2 having authority; official.
authoritatively adverb .
authoritativeness noun .
authority
noun (authorities )
1
a the power or right to control or judge others, or to have the final say in something;
b this kind of power when it is delegated to someone else.
2 a position which has such a power or right.
3 (sometimes authorities) the person or people who have power, especially political or administrative reported them to the authorities .
4 the ability to influence others, usually as a result of knowledge or expertise.
5 well-informed confidence Betty delivered her lecture with authority .
6 an expert an authority on birds .
7 a book or passage used to support a statement.
[14c: from French autorite , from Latin auctoritas , from auctor author]
have it on authority to know about something from a reliable source.
noun (authorities )
1
a the power or right to control or judge others, or to have the final say in something;
b this kind of power when it is delegated to someone else.
2 a position which has such a power or right.
3 (sometimes authorities) the person or people who have power, especially political or administrative reported them to the authorities .
4 the ability to influence others, usually as a result of knowledge or expertise.
5 well-informed confidence Betty delivered her lecture with authority .
6 an expert an authority on birds .
7 a book or passage used to support a statement.
[14c: from French autorite , from Latin auctoritas , from auctor author]
have it on authority to know about something from a reliable source.
authorize or authorise
verb (authorized , authorizing )
1 to give someone the power or right to do something.
2 to give permission for something.
[14c: from French autoriser , from Latin auctorizare , from auctor author]
authorization noun .
authorizer noun .
verb (authorized , authorizing )
1 to give someone the power or right to do something.
2 to give permission for something.
[14c: from French autoriser , from Latin auctorizare , from auctor author]
authorization noun .
authorizer noun .
Authorized Version
noun the English translation of the Bible that was first published in 1611 under the direction of King James VI and I. Often shortened to Auth. Ver. Also called King James Bible, King James Version.
noun the English translation of the Bible that was first published in 1611 under the direction of King James VI and I. Often shortened to Auth. Ver. Also called King James Bible, King James Version.
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