Officialdom (noun)

The body of officials or people holding positions of authority within an organization or government.

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The word 'officialdom' refers to the body of officials or the people who hold positions of authority within an organization or government.

Examples:

1. The officialdom was known for its slow and bureaucratic processes.
2. The officialdom was criticized for being unresponsive to the needs of the people.
3. The officialdom was made up of elected officials and appointed officials.
4. The officialdom had the power to make important decisions and enforce laws.
5. The officialdom was responsible for maintaining order and stability within the community.