Meanings
- uncountableGovernment or rule by foreigners.
On another page he tells us of the delightful excitement which was produced in the island by the news of the cession [...] but they nevertheless, made a distinction between a Christian xenocracy and an anti-Christian one.
1887, Agnes Smith Lewis, chapter XVIII, in Through Cyprus, page 327
Origin
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