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mobocracy

[mob-ok-ruh-see] / mɒbˈɒk rə si /




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The executive was quoted in the China Daily state publication in 2019 as fearing “mobocracy”.

From Reuters

And then he moved to replace democracy with mobocracy, gathering a throng in Washington and inciting it to march to the Capitol and sack it.

From Washington Post

He told a grand jury that America risked sinking into a “mobocracy, the worst form of all government.”

From Washington Post

President Trump and his supporters have painted the statue-topplers as a mobocracy that must be reined in.

From Washington Post

Then a slight man, decked out in a tapered black suit, lace up loafers and a wide brim hat, stepped up as mobocracy crept in with the evening.

From Los Angeles Times