The word 'totalitarian' is correct and usable in written English.
It is an adjective that is used to describe a form of government where an individual or a political party has absolute control over the country. For example, "Under the totalitarian regime, people could not express their opinions freely."
He questions why the totalitarian state is often seen as a source of amusement, despite well-documented human rights abuses, and thinks westerners would not feel as comfortable poking fun at Syrian president Bashar al-Assad or laughing at the eccentricities of Islamic State (Isis).
At dinner with the American ambassador, they were invited to "exchange ideas" with pillars of the totalitarian regime.
Maybe the US can find a backdoor through Moscow to meet the totalitarian leader and quell his nuclear ambitions.
Steve Swerdlow, a central Asia researcher at Human Rights Watch, said Karimov's "sham re-election" would condemn Uzbekistan's citizens to life under virtual totalitarian rule unless the US and European Union began pressuring him to make reforms.
Then get out your Denialist Bingo card ready and printed with words and phrases like "freedom", "liberty", "totalitarian", "authoritarian", "prosperity" and "big government" and you're off and running.
But if you are the foreign minister going to a totalitarian state, not wearing a hat, not wearing a hijab, it is unlikely to get the cooperation that we now need from Iran".
For the next three days we were driven from "attraction" to "attraction" with totalitarian efficiency.
But it's worth remembering the totalitarian potential, as well as the outright brutality, of the White counter-revolutionary forces during this period.
But unlike O'Brien, Rosewater lacks confidence, and the old revolutionaries for whom he labours fear the reformists more than the rebels, which suggests totalitarian urges unconsummated.
