polity
/ˈpɒlɪti/; /pəˈlɪsi/Definitions
1. noun
A system or organization of government; a government.
“The new polity was established to ensure greater citizen participation.”
2. noun
A body of citizens, especially in a republic, that collectively exercises sovereignty.
“The polity of ancient Athens was divided into three branches of government.”
3. noun
A particular aspect or principle of government or governance.
“The polity of the corporation emphasizes transparency and accountability.”
4. verb
To govern or administer a state or country.
“The new president will polity the country with a strong hand.”
5. verb
To manage or direct the affairs of a country or organization.
“The company will polity its operations more efficiently.”