Crossword clues for officialdom
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
officialdom \officialdom\ n. The body of all people elected or appointed to administer a government, taken collectively.
Syn: government officials.
Wiktionary
n. The people elected to government or employed in the civil service
WordNet
n. people elected or appointed to administer a government [syn: government officials]
Usage examples of "officialdom".
But no administrator, however able, could alter the general trend of the new policy--in due course of which the whole Moro country was split up into a set of little provinces, each with its separate governor and officialdom, and all operating under a system absolutely incomprehensible as well as abhorrent to the people concerned.
Some had tried to distribute water fairly, efficiently and scientifically, but most of them had got lost in the underbush of officialdom, and never got out of the wood again.
I was a willing slave of the liturgy of officialdom, a petty bureaucrat of Genesis, a chubby schoolboy transformed into a lowly clerk of the Decalogue brought up to date by the administrative grace of Red Tape.
Officialdom was lax in Lycanno, and the precise identification of individual citizens by microstructural images or the like was not practiced.
Later still being frightened by a light footstep, furtive and sinister, until recalling that the crisp, not to say heavy step of officialdom would be more sinister.
Despite pain and muzziness, the semiotician awakened, wondering why officialdom would choose so impressive-sounding a term to describe a brutal criminal.
He was also dressed in the black uniform of a League Controller, but flaunted the black and red cordons of high League officialdom draped from his right shoulder.
Its rule combines the disadvantage of absolute monarchy with the impersonality and irresponsibility of democratic officialdom.
Such regulations, and their enforcements by dedicated officialdoms, had tended to restore integrity to the sport.
So even this unman, this thing, reified into the top ranks of Nazi officialdom, had "feelings.
Not without trial, of course, but it is only with great difficulty that a trial can be made to go against the wishes of a heavy-handed officialdom, particularly one under the command of the Emperor of the vast Galactic Empire.
If, as Lars had admitted, Torkes had set him up to assault her in order to verify her identity and was using that assault now to implicate the islanders, would it not be logical to assume that some foray into the islands would be made by officialdom?