republican
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /rɪˈpʌblɪkən/
Forms: republicans
republican means: Supporting government by elected representatives rather than a king or queen.
adjective
Supporting government by elected representatives rather than a king or queen.
- She joined a republican movement.
- His republican beliefs put him against the king.
- The campaign attracted many republican supporters.
Connected with a country governed by elected representatives rather than a king or queen.
- The country adopted a republican constitution.
- These laws shaped republican Rome.
- The new state established republican institutions.
noun
Someone who wants a country to have elected leaders rather than a king or queen.
- He is a republican who opposes the monarchy.
- The republicans demanded an elected president.
- She became a republican while studying history.
Questions about republican
What does republican mean?
Supporting government by elected representatives rather than a king or queen.
What is republican in other languages?
Türkçe: cumhuriyetçi · Español: republicano · Français: républicain · Deutsch: republikanisch · Italiano: repubblicano · 日本語: 共和主義の
How do you pronounce republican?
It is pronounced /rɪˈpʌblɪkən/.
How do you use republican in a sentence?
She joined a republican movement. His republican beliefs put him against the king.
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