anarchy

Used to emphasize a total lack of order or control.

Used to emphasize a total lack of order or control.

Describes a situation that is very close to becoming anarchy.

Describes a situation that is effectively, but not officially, anarchy.

Refers to a lack of moral principles or guidance in society.

Refers to a lack of governing authority or order in relations between countries.

The point at which a situation is about to become anarchy.

The point at which a situation is very close to becoming anarchy.

To result in a state of anarchy over time.

To be the reason for a situation of anarchy.

To have anarchy as a final outcome.

To slowly and uncontrollably move into a state of anarchy.

To bring a state of anarchy into existence.

To gradually fall into a worse state of anarchy.

To stop a situation from becoming anarchy.

To cause a situation of anarchy to begin.

To suddenly fall into a state of anarchy, often from a state of order.

To rescue a country, city, etc., from a state of anarchy.

Used to describe a period where anarchy is the dominant condition.