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What words end with the suffix cracy?

The suffix "-cracy" is a word ending that indicates a form of government or rule. Here are some common words ending in "-cracy":

* Autocracy: Rule by one person with absolute power.

* Bureaucracy: Rule by officials and their departments.

* Democracy: Rule by the people, typically through elected representatives.

* Gerontocracy: Rule by old people.

* Kleptocracy: Rule by thieves.

* Meritocracy: Rule by the most talented or capable individuals.

* Monocracy: Rule by one person.

* Oligarchy: Rule by a few powerful people.

* Plutocracy: Rule by the wealthy.

* Theocracy: Rule by religious leaders.

* Technocracy: Rule by experts and technical specialists.

These are just a few examples; there are other less common words ending in "-cracy" as well.

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