"dictature" meaning in English

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          "text": "The impressiveness of the aspect of Edinburgh to its visitors is thus not merely pictorial. […] See the hill-fort defended by lake and forest, becoming \"castrum puellarum,\" becoming a Roman and an Arthurian citadel, a mediaeval stronghold of innumerable sieges, a centre of autocratic and military dictatures, oligarchic governments, at length a museum of the past.",
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        "Office of a dictator; dictatorship."
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        "(obsolete) Office of a dictator; dictatorship."
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