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Adjective(1) not in agreement with or according to democratic doctrine or practice or ideals

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(1) In this warped environment, an undemocratic opposition movement was born.(2) Councillors have been attacked for being undemocratic over their decision to close a secondary school.(3) When a democratic election results in an undemocratic outcome, it's time to reflect.(4) The anti-monarchy lobby insist that the monarch is a burden on the taxpayer and undemocratic .(5) Doctors are contesting the regulations as undemocratic , arbitrary and Draconian.(6) The member who just preceded me said that this is an undemocratic bill.(7) If these elections had taken place anywhere else in the world they would have been denounced as undemocratic and unfair.(8) The undemocratic character of the meeting was further underscored by the manner in which it was called.(9) This being the case, then it would seem to me to be undemocratic for unions and Government to join forces in preventing them from doing so.(10) It's not just the fact that they're unelected that makes it undemocratic , but the way they are put there.(11) The new system operates as a quango and is therefore undemocratic .(12) This is a war that would be as immoral as it would be illegal and undemocratic .(13) The move was denounced by human rights organisations as racist, undemocratic and discriminatory.(14) This divide and rule policy has been as crudely mercenary as it has been undemocratic .(15) Detaining people in a prison for three months before charging them is a sign of a completely undemocratic society.(16) There is a growing perception that the decision-making is remote, opaque, and even undemocratic .