pseudorevolution

noun

Etymology

From pseudo- + revolution.

  1. derived from revolvō
  2. derived from revolūtiō
  3. derived from revolucion
  4. inherited from revolucion
  5. prefixed as pseudorevolution — “pseudo + revolution

Definitions

  1. A political event resembling, but not actually, a revolution.

    • Never mind if it takes three weeks to ship oil to China and three days to the United States: Chávez wants to parlay his petrorevenue and pseudorevolution into a global anti-American role.

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