[The] National Revolutionary Movement, aided by disqualification of some antigovernment candidates, captured 78 seats in the 123-man Assembly (Time).
b) = anti-administration. (Cf. ↑anti-administration)Useful english dictionary. 2012.
gov|ern|ment-in-ex|ile — «GUHV uhrn muhnt ihn EHG zyl, uhr ; EHK syl», noun, plural gov|ern|ments in ex|ile. an ousted government set up in a neutral or friendly foreign country in order to maintain its official status: »The Polish government in exile was in Great… … Useful english dictionary
gov|ern|ment|ese — «GUHV uhrn mehn TEEZ, TEES; uhr », noun. federalese; the jargon of officialdom … Useful english dictionary
su|per|gov|ern|ment — «SOO puhr GUHV uhrn muhnt, uhr », noun. 1. a central organization formed by a group of governments to regulate relations among members and on matters of common interest: »The UN represents not a supergovernment, not a separate institutional… … Useful english dictionary
mis|gov|ern|ment — «mihs GUHV uhrn muhnt, uhr », noun. bad government or management … Useful english dictionary
self-gov|ern|ment — «SEHLF GUHV uhrn muhnt, uhr », noun. 1. a) government of a group by its own members: »We have self government through our elected representatives. b) the state of having such a government. 2. government, as of one s actions or affairs, by oneself … Useful english dictionary
gov´ern|ment|less — … Useful english dictionary
gov|ern|ment — … Useful english dictionary
self-gov·ern·ment — /ˌsɛlfˈgʌvɚnmənt/ noun [noncount] : government or control of a country, group, etc., by its own members rather than by the members of a different country, group, etc. the island s right to self government … Useful english dictionary
gov — gov; gov·ern; gov·ern·able; gov·ern·ance; gov·er·nante; gov·er·nessy; gov·ern·ment; gov·ern·men·tal; gov·ern·men·tal·ism; gov·ern·men·tal·ist; gov·ern·men·tal·iza·tion; gov·ern·men·tal·ize; gov·ern·men·tal·ly; gov·ern·ment·ese; gov·er·nor;… … English syllables
ern — ad·a·ma·wa east·ern; cav·ern·ous; east·ern·er; east·ern·ism; east·ern·ize; east·ern·ly; east·ern·most; gov·ern; gov·ern·able; gov·ern·ance; gov·ern·ment; gov·ern·men·tal; gov·ern·men·tal·ism; gov·ern·men·tal·ist; gov·ern·men·tal·iza·tion;… … English syllables
