Definitions

1. noun

A form of government in which the supreme power is held by a single ruler, but the ruler’s authority is limited by a system of rules and laws.

“The archmonarchy was established to prevent the monarch from abusing their power.”

2. noun

A type of constitutional monarchy where the monarch’s powers are severely limited by a constitution or charter, often with a prime minister or other elected officials holding more authority.

“The archmonarchy in the United Kingdom is a prime example of a limited monarchy.”