anti-democratic
Adjective
Meaning
opposing the democratic process or democracy, especially by the use of force
enforcing views contrary to that of a majority of the public
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Examples
A meeting President Donald Trump held to discuss overturning the election result alarmed some White House staffers — people who are used to Trump’s inflammatory and anti-democratic rhetoric.
El-Rufai also expressed that those who hijacked the protests as anti-democratic forces.
Above all of these, a major reason why this ruling by the Supreme Court of Gambia is anti-democratic is that by going against the express Order of a superior court, it is has placed itself in opposition to the democratic mechanism of checks and balances.
Hanson argues that Vladimir Putin is the embodiment of "eternal Russia", an aggressively expansionistic and anti-Western nation whose people are innately anti-democratic.
A private company will serve the needs of those who are most willing (and able) to pay, as opposed to the needs of the majority, and are thus anti-democratic.
Look at her recent statement after being released from detention “None of us can forget the ‘insult’ and ‘humiliation’ we faced on August 5 when Article 370 was repealed “illegally” and in an “anti-democratic” manner.