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Bureaucrat(noun) 1. A government official who adheres to excessive regulations, often hindering efficiency and productivity. Bureaucrats typically work in administrative roles and may be known for their adherence to strict protocols. Example sentence: The bureucrat refused to expedite the process, insisting on following every single bureaucratic step. (noun) 2. A person who shows excessive devotion to rules and procedures in any setting, usually resulting in delays or inefficient outcomes. Example sentence: The restaurant manager, acting as a bureucrat, delayed the food delivery due to her obsession with following the exact cooking instructions. (adjective) 1. Of or relating to bureaucracy; bureaucratic. Example sentence: The bureucratic system stifled innovation within the organization, making it difficult for employees to propose new ideas. (adjective) 2. Characterized by excessive red tape, strict protocols, and rigid adherence to rules. Example sentence: The bureucratic process of filing an application for a permit required numerous unnecessary forms.
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