Bullydom

/ˈbʌliˌdʌm/ noun

The state, condition, or realm of bullies and bullying behavior; the world or system dominated by bullies.

From 'bully' (origin uncertain, possibly from Dutch 'boel' meaning 'lover' or 'brother,' later acquiring meaning of 'ruffian') combined with the suffix '-dom' (Old English, meaning 'state' or 'condition'), following the pattern of 'kingdom,' 'serfdom,' etc.

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