Similar words: play politics, politic, politico, politics, impolitic, political, apolitical, politically. Meaning: n. a politically organized body of people under a single government.
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1 It comprises the entire body politic, with all its citizens and all their interest groups and social movements.
2 Destructiveness and self-doubt are preferable to the enfeebled body politic and the parasitic Church.
3 The body politic may have undergone radical surgery and it may have aged considerably, but it has continued to endure.
4 The accusal is "harm the security of body politic".
5 Miss Su felt that Miss Pao's exposed body body politic of the Chinese nation.
6 Know body politic standard and rule about environment protection, health and safety.
7 Has the body politic an organ to declare its will?
8 Freedom of speech is necessary for the health of the body politic.
9 This new policy has touched a nerve in the American body politic.
10 It represented an extreme example of a theocracy - of a body politic organised essentially around religious principles.
11 By bestowing gifts of monopoly and protection, mercantilist policies paralyzed the body politic.
12 The next chapter will extend further the explanation of how the structures interact to produce different forms of the body politic.
13 Political parties have often been attacked as bad things in the body politic.
14 In the institutionalized education, educative power is exercised mainly by the body politic, schools and teachers, which embodies the alienability of educative power.
15 Nobody in Belgrade seriously believes they could be incorporated back into Serbia's body politic.
16 In mediaeval times rivers were the veins of the body politic as well as economic.
17 Commonwealth: The people of a nation or state ; the body politic.
18 But the virtue of xenophobia is never really extinguished in any multiethnic body politic.
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