What does semi dictorial mean?

The term "semi-dictatorial" refers to a form of governance that combines elements of authoritarianism with some degree of democratic processes. In a semi-dictatorial regime, a leader or ruling party may exert significant control over political life, limiting opposition and civil liberties, while still allowing for certain democratic features, such as elections or limited political pluralism. This creates a system where power is concentrated, but some aspects of public participation remain intact.