anarchic Definition

anarchy
noun

1a. Confusion and lack of order because of the failure or breakdown of law and government;
1b. Confusion and lack of order of any kind.

Thesaurus: chaos, rebellion, revolution, lawlessness, nihilism, riot, bedlam, confusion, pandemonium, apostasy, insurrection; Antonym: rule, control, order.
2. The absence of law and government without any implication of ensuing chaos, where the traditional hierarchical systems are replaced by an unwritten agreement that each individual's talents, rights, liberties, etc should be highly valued.
3. A spurning or disavowal of the importance of authority of any kind.

Derivative: anarchic
adj

Characterized by confusion and lack of order
Thesaurus: chaotic, lawless, ungoverned, nihilistic, revolutionary, rebellious, riotous, iconoclastic, disorganized, confused, disordered; Antonym: orderly, submissive.

Derivative: anarchically
adverb

Etymology: 16c: from Greek anarchia lack of a ruler.