eunomy
eunomy (yoo-n[schwa]-mee), n. A system of good laws that lead to civil order and justice. — Also termed eunomia. Cf. DYSNOMY. — eunomic, adj.
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dysnomy
dysnomy (dis-n[schwa]-mee), n. [fr. Greek dys “bad” + nomos “law”] The enactment of bad legislation. Cf. EUNOMY.