absolutism in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for absolutism in the English»Spanish Dictionary

absolutism [Am ˈæbsəl(j)uˌtɪzəm, Brit ˈabsəluːtɪz(ə)m] N U

absolutism

absolutismo m

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absolutism in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for absolutism in the English»Spanish Dictionary

absolutism [ˈæbsəlu:tɪzəm, Am -səlu:t̬-] N no pl POL

absolutism

absolutismo m

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English

These sweeping changes in political authority marked the modern transition from absolutism to constitutional rule.

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He was immediately proclaimed king by his supporters, who pressed him to return to absolutism.

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He presented two philosophical attitudes towards data modeling, which he called semantic relativism and semantic absolutism.

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He was a businesslike, vigilant patriarch who managed to enjoy one last high point of princely absolutism.

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He is an actual ruler rather than a constitutional monarch (see enlightened absolutism).

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The pursuit of absolutism and theoretical arguments lacking practicality, for example, is, in his view, one of the main defects of modern philosophy.

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Casuistry employs absolutist principles, called type cases or paradigm cases, without resorting to absolutism.

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An opportunist, he had no problems with switching allegiances from enlightened absolutism to serving the new anti-enlightenment emperor.

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Inspired by the idea of enlightened absolutism, the intention was to make the imperial collection accessible to the general public.

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It was the economic counterpart of political absolutism.

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