10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PEDANTOCRAT»
Discover the use of
pedantocrat in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
pedantocrat and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Pedagogy: Disturbing History, 1820-1930
v.t. to turn into a pedant.—ns. ped'antism pedantry: pedanticism; pedantoc'racy
government by pedants; pedant'ocrat.—adj. pedantocrat'ic.—n. ped'antry the
character or manner of a pedant: a pedantic expression: unduly rigorous formality
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Mariolina Rizzi Salvatori, 2003
2
The Dramas of Lajos Walder
In Dupois, Pepin recognises the quintessential petit-bourgeois - often well
educated by the standards of those times, priding himself on being well read, with
self-purported wisdom, a private pedantocrat who finds the tight fence around
him to ...
Agnes Walder, Lajos Vándor, Lajos Walder, Lajos Walder, 2014
These words are: bankocrat (M) mobocrat (M) bureaucrat (L) pedantocrat (L)
Dixiecrat (A) shamocrat (L) landocrat (L) shopocrat (M) millocrat (L) slavocrat (L)
As far as slavocrat is concerned, (L) lists an alternative spelling for slaveocracy, ...
Does his unfinished sketch of a good state expose him to the opprobrium of
being a « pedantocrat » ? Are there in his system features which we must excuse
and explain to ourselves by saying that the Greek polis resembled a Church
rather ...
John Dunn, Ian Harris, 1997
5
The Contemporary Review
a corrupting pedantocrat like Guizot, nor a corrupted cynic like •Thiers; he was
not a king of gamblers like Napoleon, nor a king of jobbers like Louis Philippe.
He was a jovial, unabashed son of Paris ; without special refinement of life, ...
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Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
РГ; pedamocracy чТ^ЗсГЧ'; pedantocrat T'fenf^TTÍt; otfy. pedantocratic 4''i%çnf=(
k4+; п. pedantry f^IlSíT, ^ГзсЧ-^ГсФт; ftrarRT^Tferr pedate adj. ЧЩЪ; ЧТ^ТЭТ; (
leaf) Ч5П- Ч?К; ...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
7
National and Social Problems
He was not a corrupting pedantocrat like Guizot, nor a corrupted cynic like Thiers;
he was not a king of gamblers like Napoleon, nor a king of jobbers like Louis
Philippe. He was a jovial, unabashed son of Paris; without special refinement of
life ...
But he is, in the main, a pedantocrat; and he is sometimes sadly superior." Ernest
Barker + — Manchester Guardian p3 D 2 '42 400w HEARD, GERALD. Murder by
reflection. 283p J2 Vanguard 42-22857 Detective story. " 'Murder by Reflection' ...
Examples include -crat as in mobocrat, pedantocrat, educrat, Slavocrat, minicrat;
-dom (Wentworth 1941; Bauer 1983:220), as in dollardom, gangster dom, girldom
; and -ee as in flir- tee, kickee, kissee, laughee, shavee attested in Lehnert 1971 ...
10
Sisson's Synonyms: Borders Press Edition
... conductor; counsel (lor); didact(ician) ; disciplinarian; docent; doctor; educator;
explainer; expounder; guide; guru; indoctrinator; instructor; lecturer; maestro;
master; mentor; monitor; pedagog(ue); pedantocrat; preacher; preceptor;
precisian; ...
Albert Franklin Sisson, 1997
