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autarchy

[aw-tahr-kee] / ˈɔ tɑr ki /


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The Allies would destroy German autarchy, basis of German militarism.

From Time Magazine Archive

If the U.S. is in for a long war, Ickes' adventure into autarchy may mean the difference between victory and defeat.

From Time Magazine Archive

And his rallying cry is to all democracies, to consolidate their national thinking and their honor against the spread of autarchy.

From Time Magazine Archive

In several old countries with dense populations it is even doubtful whether under autarchy the present population could continue to live, to whatsoever level of existence it might resign itself.

From Time Magazine Archive

The artistic experience of the civilization of illiteracy is also characterized by impatience and autarchy.

From The Civilization of Illiteracy by Nadin, Mihai




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