In top positions there are too many technocrats—men of tremendous ability in their own sphere, but who lack the essential quality of being able to lead men (London Times).
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tech|no|crat|ic — «TEHK nuh KRAT ihk», adjective. of or having to do with technocracy or technocrats … Useful english dictionary
tech·no·crat — /ˈtɛknəˌkræt/ noun, pl crats [count] : a scientist or technical expert who has a lot of power in politics or industry … Useful english dictionary
tech·no·crat·ic — /ˌtɛknəˈkrætık/ adj : of, relating to, or similar to a technocrat or technocracy a technocratic leader/society a technocratic approach … Useful english dictionary
crat — de·crat·er; dem·o·crat; dem·o·crat·ic; des·e·crat·er; dix·ie·crat; ge·o·crat·ic; hi·er·o·crat·ic; hip·po·crat·ea; hip·po·crat·e·a·ce·ae; hip·po·crat·ic; hoo·ver·crat; id·i·o·crat·ic; leu·co·crat·ic; mel·a·no·crat·ic; meso·crat·ic; mob·o·crat;… … English syllables
technocrat — tech·no·crat … English syllables
technocratic — tech·no·crat·ic … English syllables
technocrat — tech|no|crat [ teknə,kræt ] noun count a scientist or other technical expert with a high position in industry or government ╾ tech|no|crat|ic [ ,teknə krætık ] adjective … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
technocrat — tech•no•crat [[t]ˈtɛk nəˌkræt[/t]] n. 1) soc a proponent of technocracy 2) cvb a technologist • Etymology: 1930–35 tech no•crat′ic, adj … From formal English to slang
technocrat — tech|no|crat [ˈteknəkræt] n a skilled scientist who has a lot of power in industry or government … Dictionary of contemporary English
technocrat — tech‧no‧crat [ˈteknəkræt] noun [countable] a highly skilled scientist who has a lot of power in industry or government: • The liberalization of the economy has helped technocrats to start hundreds of new industries. technocratic adjective : • a… … Financial and business terms
