IPA: /ˌɒkləˈkrætɪk/
KK: /ɑkˈlɑkrətɪk/
Relating to a form of government in which the mob or a large group of people has control, often leading to disorder or chaos.
The ochlocratic rule in the city led to widespread unrest and confusion among the citizens.
Ochlocratic → It is formed from "ochlos" (meaning mob or crowd in Greek) and "-cratic" (from "kratos", meaning power or rule in Greek). The word describes a form of government or rule by the mob or crowd, emphasizing the influence of the masses over authority.
Think of a 'mob' ('ochlos') having 'power' ('kratos') — that's why ochlocratic means rule by the crowd.