Synonyms for undemocratic
un·demo·crat·ic

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1. undemocraticadjective

   not in agreement with or according to democratic doctrine or practice or ideals

   "the union broke with its past undemocratic procedures"

   Antonyms:
   parliamentary, egalitarian, antiauthoritarian, popular, democratic, republican, participatory, representative, classless

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1. List of paraphrases for "undemocratic":

   anti-democratic, non-democratic, antidemocratic, democratic

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1. Joe Biden:

   Instead of looking at the election results from 2020 and saying they need new ideas or better ideas to win more votes, The President and The President supporters have decided the only way for them to win is to suppress your vote and subvert our elections, it's wrong, it's undemocratic and, frankly, it's un-American.

2. The President:

   ( September 7) is the time to fight for your freedom. . let's go make a stand, if someone is accused of an undemocratic act, I want to pay myself for their( legal) defense.

3. Nan Aron:

   It would be one thing if these justices then turned around and were fair and impartial. However, in scores of democracy cases, they've consistently undermined democracy and aided the very party that appointed them, republicans are using this undemocratic and partisan majority on the court to cement their own power.

4. Tom Wolf:

   It is simply unethical and undemocratic to leave the district without a voice simply because the Republicans don't like the outcome of the election. Voters, not Harrisburg politicians, decided this election, and Jim Brewster is Jim Brewster, all ballots were counted and certified, and the results are accurate. Jim Brewster received the most votes in this race and should be sworn in as the Senator for the 45th District. There is no precedent, and no legal rationale, for failing to do so.

5. Boris Johnson:

   For the last few years I have said clearly if we didn't get reform we should be prepared to walk away. I think we now have a golden opportunity to shrug off a regulatory legislative burden that is profoundly undemocratic, we have got a once in a lifetime opportunity, which will not come again, to strike a new series of relationships, free trade deals with the growth economies around the world, whilst maintaining ... our free trade advantages with the European Union.