misrule

UK
/ˌmɪsˈruːl/
US
/ˌmɪsˈruːl/

Translations

misrulenoun
misrules
pl
désordreAu sens festif ou historique : agitation joyeuse, désordre toléré.
During the festival, misrule reigned in the streets.
Pendant le festival, le désordre régnait dans les rues.
mauvais gouvernementAu sens politique : gouvernement injuste, corrompu ou inefficace.
The citizens protested against the government's misrule.
Les citoyens ont protesté contre le mauvais gouvernement.
Additional translations
mauvaise gestionPlus général : administration inefficace ou mal conduite d’une organisation.
licenceSens historique ou littéraire : liberté de comportement associée aux festivités.
misruleverb
misruled
Past Simple
misruled
Past Participle
misruling
Gerund
UK
/ˌmɪsˈruːl/
US
/ˌmɪsˈruːl/
mal gouvernerSe dit d’un pouvoir, d’un dirigeant ou d’une administration qui gouverne mal, injustement ou de façon corrompue.
The dictator continued to misrule the nation.
Le dictateur a continué à mal gouverner le pays.
Additional translations
gouverner de façon injusteVariante plus explicite, adaptée à un registre soutenu.

Definitions

misrulenoun
The unfair or inefficient conduct of the affairs of a country or organization.
The citizens protested against the government's misrule, demanding better governance.
Riotous revelry or disorder, especially that traditionally permitted during certain festivals in medieval and early modern times (often in reference to the "Lord of Misrule").
During the Twelve Days of Christmas, the court embraced a spirit of misrule, turning hierarchy upside down for merriment’s sake.
misruleverb
To govern or rule a country, organization, or group in a way that is ineffective, unjust, or corrupt.
The dictator continued to misrule the nation, leading to widespread poverty and unrest.