vetoism
/ˈviːtəɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
The practice or policy of using a veto, especially as a means of obstructing legislation or government decisions.
“The president’s vetoism led to a deadlock in the legislative process.”
2. noun
A system or policy of government by veto, in which a single person or group has the power to veto decisions or actions.
“The new government was based on a system of vetoism, giving the president significant control over policy decisions.”