Plutocratic (adjective)

1. Relating to the rule or power of wealth or the wealthy.
2. Characterized by the concentration of wealth and power in the hands of a small elite.

Origin:

From the greek word ploutos meaning "wealth" and kratos meaning "rule or power".

Examples:

1. The plutocratic society was marked by extreme inequality between the rich and poor.
2. The plutocratic government was run by a small group of wealthy individuals who held all the power.
3. In a plutocratic system, the wealthy elite exert a disproportionate influence over political and economic affairs.
4. The government's policies seemed to favor the interests of the plutocratic class at the expense of the general population.
5. The plutocratic elite were able to use their wealth to control the media and shape public opinion.