Associations to the word «Bureaucracy»
Noun
- Bureaucrat
- Paperwork
- Weber
- Aristocracy
- Corruption
- Elite
- Peasantry
- Rationality
- Judiciary
- Capitalism
- Confucianism
- Military
- Hierarchy
- Vizier
- Accountability
- Dictatorship
- Taxation
- Alienation
- Industrialization
- Modernization
- Patronage
- Scribe
- Reform
- Stalin
- Socialism
- Diversity
- Transparency
- Chancery
- Imperial
- Privatization
- Efficient
- Eunuch
- Satire
- Autonomy
- Legitimacy
- Democracy
- Oversight
- Administration
- Modernity
- Efficiency
- Governance
- Inertia
- Nobility
- Government
- Apparatus
- Specialization
- Monarchy
- Monopoly
- Tsar
- Caliph
Adjective
- Bureaucratic
- Inefficient
- Entrenched
- Confucian
- Hierarchical
- Authoritarian
- Excessive
- Corrupt
- Governmental
- Organizational
- Feudal
- Capitalist
- Vested
- Efficient
- Departmental
- Celestial
- Tape
- Rational
- Clerical
- Aristocratic
- Rampant
- Elite
- Administrative
- Institutional
- Managerial
- Prussian
- Ming
- Welfare
- Enlightened
- Satirical
- Charismatic
- Marxist
- Byzantine
- Ruling
- Regulatory
Wiktionary
BUREAUCRACY, noun. Government by bureaus or their administrators or officers.
BUREAUCRACY, noun. A system of administration based upon organisation into bureaus, division of labour, a hierarchy of authority, etc., designed to dispose of a large body of work in a routine manner.
BUREAUCRACY, noun. The body of officers and administrators, especially of a government.
BUREAUCRACY, noun. Any administration characterised by excessive red tape and routine.
Dictionary definition
BUREAUCRACY, noun. Nonelective government officials.
BUREAUCRACY, noun. A government that is administered primarily by bureaus that are staffed with nonelective officials.
BUREAUCRACY, noun. Any organization in which action is obstructed by insistence on unnecessary procedures and red tape.
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