dracontic Sentence Examples
- The government's draconian policies have been met with widespread protest and criticism.
- The draconian punishment for petty crimes is a violation of human rights.
- The new laws on immigration are draconian and unjust.
- The draconian measures taken by the authorities have caused widespread suffering.
- The draconian restrictions on freedom of expression have stifled dissent.
- The draconian penalties for drug offences are inhumane and ineffective.
- The draconian censorship laws have prevented the free flow of information.
- The draconian zoning regulations have made it difficult to build affordable housing.
- The draconian tax laws have placed an undue burden on the poor and middle class.
- The draconian labour laws have made it difficult for workers to organize and bargain collectively.
dracontic Meaning
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dracontic (a.)
Belonging to that space of time in which the moon performs one revolution, from ascending node to ascending node. See Dragon's head, under Dragon.
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Belonging to that space of time in which the moon performs one revolution, from ascending node to ascending node. See Dragon's head, under Dragon.
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The government's draconian policies have been met with widespread protest and criticism.
The draconian punishment for petty crimes is a violation of human rights.
The new laws on immigration are draconian and unjust.
The draconian measures taken by the authorities have caused widespread suffering.
