democracy managed or attained by means of computer networks

(politics, figuratively) The United States of America, as supplier of extensive materiel support to U.S. allies during World War II; or post-war U.S. as the manufacturer and possessor of the greatest quantity of advanced military weaponry in the world, in the service of defending democratic forms of government.

(politics, US, Canada) The influence of money on politics and on government / (economics, US, Canada) The ability of consumers to influence the economy and business decisions by their spending

Alternative form of arsenal of democracy

Alternative letter-case form of Christian Democracy.

(Australia, informal) One of the sausages cooked and eaten as part of the Australian tradition of holding a fundraising sausage sizzle at polling places on the day of an election.

plural of democracy sausage

(politics) a form of democracy where the electorate may choose to either vote directly or vest their voting power on delegates, and can withdraw their power from these delegates at any time.

(physics) The idea that there is no real distinction between composite and elementary particles.

(politics, uncountable) A political ideology supporting competitive multiparty elections and majority rule constrained by minority rights. / (politics, countable) A society based on this ideology.