acephalous

the organization operated as an acephalous entity, lacking a clear leader.

his research explored the concept of acephalous states in ancient civilizations.

the committee remained acephalous for months, unable to elect a chairman.

in the aftermath of the revolution, many governments became acephalous and unstable.

the acephalous nature of the movement made it difficult to coordinate actions.

the book delves into the challenges of governing an acephalous society.

historians debate whether certain ancient societies were truly acephalous or had hidden leaders.

the absence of a central authority led to an acephalous and fragmented political landscape.

he argued that the decentralized nature of the internet created an acephalous information ecosystem.

the acephalous structure of the network allowed for rapid adaptation to changing conditions.