No. 9,205 in Spanish
absolutista
"Absolutista" means "absolutist," referring to someone who supports absolute authority or governance.
In a sentence
El rey gobernó el país con un enfoque estrictamente absolutista.
The king ruled the country with a strictly absolutist approach.
In this sentence, 'absolutista' is used as an adjective describing the manner of governance, meaning centralized and authoritarian rule without input from others.
Sus opiniones sobre el tema eran completamente absolutistas, sin admitir posibilidad de discusión.
His opinions on the subject were completely absolutist, not allowing for any discussion.
Here, 'absolutista' describes someone's rigid viewpoint, indicating an unwillingness to consider alternative perspectives, similar to an authoritarian stance.
La doctrina absolutista influyó en muchas decisiones políticas durante ese período histórico.
The absolutist doctrine influenced many political decisions during that historical period.
In this example, 'absolutista' refers to a political ideology or approach advocating absolute power, commonly in historical or political contexts.
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