Define Constitutional Monarchy

constitutional monarchy. A form of government in which a monarch serves largely as a symbol or figurehead for the country, which an elected body such as a parliament exercises political control over most if not all aspects of government. The United Kingdom is an example of a constitutional monarchy. See also absolute monarchy.

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