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    Please re-read my comment. I don’t know what else to tell you.

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      There is no definition of “authoritarian” as “authority” in common English language, you’re trying to redefine words. The word you mean is “authority figure” or “authoritative”.

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        https://fiveable.me/key-terms/ap-psych-revised/authoritarian-figures

        Having authority over most of the subjects means being an authoritarian figure amongst those subjects. How much of an authoritarian a leader is, is another question. When I said “authority versus people”, again, I quite clearly meant voices of people versus voices of prime ministers and presidents who probably have different dealings going on.

        The word “figure” plays a rather important role, as I never said “authoritarians”.