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autarkies — au·tar·chy || É”ËtÉ‘Ëkɪ n. political self rule; economic independence and self sufficiency in which the government controls a nation s economy and isolates it from the rest of the world … English contemporary dictionary
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autarky — autarkic, autarkical, adj. autarkically, adv. autarkist, n. /aw tahr kee/, n., pl. autarkies. 1. the condition of self sufficiency, esp. economic, as applied to a nation. 2. a national policy of economic independence. Also, autarchy. [1610 20; … Universalium
autarky — (also autarchy) noun (plural autarkies) 1》 economic independence or self sufficiency. 2》 a state or society which is economically independent. Derivatives autarkic adjective Origin C17: from Gk autarkeia, from autarkēs self sufficiency … English new terms dictionary
autarky — /ˈɔtaki / (say awtahkee) noun (plural autarkies) 1. the condition of self sufficiency, especially economic, as applied to a state. 2. a national policy of economic independence. {Greek autarkeia} –autarkical /ɔˈtakɪkəl/ (say aw tahkikuhl),… …
