absolutism
/ˌæbsəˈluːtɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
A political or philosophical doctrine that holds that one authority or power, especially a monarch or supreme government, should hold complete control over the country or organization, with no opposition or limitations.
“The king’s absolutism led to widespread discontent among the population.”
2. noun
A theory or system that asserts the existence of an absolute or universal truth, such as moral absolutism or metaphysical absolutism.
“His moral absolutism made it difficult for him to compromise in the negotiations.”
3. noun
The quality or state of being absolute or unyielding, especially in one’s opinions or actions.
“The politician’s absolutism in his stance on the issue led to a heated debate.”