Démocratique (en. Democratic)

/demɔkʁatik/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

adjective

Based on the will of the people.

The democratic government is elected by the votes of the citizens.

Le gouvernement démocratique est élu par le vote des citoyens.

Respecting the principles of democracy.

Human rights are essential in a democratic system.

Les droits de l'homme sont essentiels dans un système démocratique.

Promoting equal rights and the participation of all.

We must promote democratic institutions in the country.

Nous devons promouvoir des institutions démocratiques dans le pays.

From ancient Greek 'dēmokratía', composed of 'dêmos' (people) and 'kratos' (power).

democratic in motion

A movement aimed at strengthening democracy.

démocratique en marche

democratic election

An election where citizens can vote freely.

élection démocratique

democratic values

The principles that support democracy, such as freedom and equality.

valeurs démocratiques

democracy

Political system in which the people exercise power.

démocratie

democrat

Member or supporter of a democratic system.

démocrate

authoritarian

Opposed to democracy, referring to a system where power is concentrated.

autoritaire

participation

Engagement of citizens in the political process.

participation

A system in which everyone gives their opinion.

In this agency, it's quite democratic; everyone speaks out.

Dans cette agence, c'est assez démocratique, tout le monde s'exprime.

A process where everyone has a voice.

We decided to do this democratically; everyone will be able to vote.

On a décidé de faire ça de manière démocratique, chacun pourra voter.