sortition
As the real estate agent planted a "SOLD" sign in the yard, Miguel felt himself overcome by a wave of sortition.
sortition by prevailingwest July 26, 2021
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Sortition
The composition of an Assembly of citizens randomly selected among the adult population. It was used in the Athenian democracy. It ensures a fair representation of the whole population and ordinary citizens.
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Sortition
The creation of an democratic assembly composed of randomly chosen citizens, rather than elected politicians. The assembly is thus representative of the whole population. Supporters of sortition advocates that it would be more democratic and fair to randomly choses the parliaments, as it avoid corruption and polarization.
seritionship
Peep 1: Aren't you tired of dating so many guys?
Peep2: Yeah I need to settle down.
Peep 1: Girl, you need a seritionship.
Peep2: Yeah I need to settle down.
Peep 1: Girl, you need a seritionship.
seritionship by Whooty wrangler May 6, 2012
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Master Stratitioner by Master Stratitioner November 25, 2017
Septition
Some who doesn’t give a shit
Solition
Russ gave a solition that didn't work. Russ then told the customer "I provided a solition not a solution, idiot.
Solition by Scotty Farell October 19, 2015
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