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1. The political subjection of or a control of a community by the political rule of another power or to an external law: In heteronomy, people can not have their own form of government (autonomy), but must obey the laws of another country or government.
2. A condition in which someone or something is under the influence or domination of another person or existing power whether it is nonliving or living: There are heteronomies that are imposed on people, such as desires, passions, and physical or mental needs that can cause problems for individuals.
2. A condition in which someone or something is under the influence or domination of another person or existing power whether it is nonliving or living: There are heteronomies that are imposed on people, such as desires, passions, and physical or mental needs that can cause problems for individuals.
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heter-, hetero-
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1. The political subjection of or a control of a community by the political rule of another power or to an external law: "In heteronomy, people can not have their own form of government (autonomy) but must obey the laws of another country or government."
2. A condition in which someone or something is under the influence or domination of another person or existing power whether it is nonliving or living: "There are heteronomies that are imposed on us; such as, desires, passions, and physical or mental needs that can cause problems for individuals."
2. A condition in which someone or something is under the influence or domination of another person or existing power whether it is nonliving or living: "There are heteronomies that are imposed on us; such as, desires, passions, and physical or mental needs that can cause problems for individuals."
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nomo-, nom-, -nomy, -onomy, -nome, -nomic, -nomous, -nomical, -nomically
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