Nondemocratic (adjective)

Not related to or not following the principles of democracy.

Origin:

The word nondemocratic is composed of the prefix "non-" meaning "not" or "the absence of" and the adjective "democratic" meaning "relating to democracy or the principles of democracy".

Examples:

1. The government was nondemocratic, citizens had no say in how the country was run.
2. The country's political system was nondemocratic, with limited political rights and freedoms.
3. The protest was against the nondemocratic practices of the government.
4. The regime was known for its nondemocratic policies and human rights abuses.
5. The leader was a nondemocratic dictator who suppressed any opposition.