1. relating to or characterized by equal rights, privileges, or laws for all citizens
Usage: formal; chiefly historical or political
2. of or relating to isonomia, a principle of equal political rights in ancient Greek city-states
Usage: historical; academic

Examples

• The ancient Athenians valued isonomic principles that granted all free male citizens equal voice in governance.
• An isonomic society aims to eliminate class distinctions and provide uniform legal protections.
• The reformers advocated for isonomic laws that would apply equally to all social groups.
• Isonomic ideals influenced the development of modern democratic institutions.
• The constitution established isonomic rights for all citizens regardless of wealth or status.