kaiserism
/ˈkaɪzərɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
A system of government in which a powerful emperor or president holds absolute power and control, often accompanied by a strong military presence.
“The rise of kaiserism in the 19th century led to the unification of Germany under a single ruler.”
2. noun
A style or system of architecture or design characterized by grandeur, monumentality, and a sense of imperial power.
“The palace’s kaiserism was evident in its imposing facade and ornate details.”