civil order
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A police officer helps maintain civil order by directing traffic at a busy intersection.
Definition
Noun: - The form of government of a social organization: This term refers to the established system of governance, laws, and institutions that maintain structure, peace, and regulation within a society or organized group.
Usage and Examples
- Noun:
- The transition from monarchy to republic marked a significant change in the nation's civil order.
- A stable civil order is essential for economic development and social harmony.
- The philosopher wrote extensively on the principles necessary for a just civil order.
Advanced Usage
- "to maintain civil order": to uphold the established system of governance and public peace.
- The primary duty of the police is to maintain civil order.
- "a breakdown in civil order": a collapse or failure of the governing system and societal structure.
- The coup led to a complete breakdown in civil order.
Variants and Related Words
- Civil society (n): The aggregate of non-governmental organizations and institutions that manifest interests and will of citizens.
- A vibrant civil society is a cornerstone of a healthy democracy.
- Body politic (n): The people of a nation, state, or society considered as a collective political entity.
- The new policy affected the entire body politic.
Synonyms
- Polity: A form or process of civil government or constitution.
- Political system: The set of formal legal institutions that constitute a government.
Related Phrases
- Civil authority: The power of the government to enforce laws and maintain order.
- The military acted under the direction of civil authority.
- Rule of law: The principle that all people and institutions are subject to and accountable to law.
- A functioning civil order depends on the rule of law.
A police officer helps maintain civil order by directing traffic at a busy intersection.
Noun
- the form of government of a social organization