monarchize

verb

Etymology

From monarch + -ize.

  1. derived from μονάρχης
  2. derived from monarcha
  3. borrowed from monarque
  4. suffixed as monarchize — “monarch + ize

Definitions

  1. To rule

    To rule; to govern

    • As Britain-founding Brute first Monarchiz’d the Land:
    • We must confesse, she can all Soules subdue,
  2. To convert to a monarchy.

    • […] so far we shall be from mending our condition by monarchizing our government, whatever new conceit now possesses us.
    • […] there has existed in this country from the close of the revolutionary war a powerful party fortified by intelligence, respectability and welath and sleepless in efforts to monarchize the republic.
  3. To act or play the part of a monarch.

    • 1600, Thomas Dekker, Old Fortunatus, London: William Aspley, [Act I, Scene 3], Uice hath golden cheekes, O pittie, pittie, She in euery land doth monarchize. Uertue is exilde from euery Cittie, Uertue is a foole, Uice onely wise.
    • […] the delegated power, Array’d in which those worms did monarchize, Who make this earth their charnel.

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sense glosses and etymology drawn from English Wiktionary · source · CC-BY-SA