bonapartean (Meaning)
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bonapartean (a.)
Of or pertaining to Napoleon Bonaparte or his family.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bonapartean
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bonapartean Sentence Examples
- The general's strategic maneuvers on the battlefield were described as truly Bonapartean.
- Her leadership style was often compared to that of a Bonapartean dictator, commanding authority with precision.
- The ambitious politician employed Bonapartean tactics to consolidate power within the party.
- His ability to rally support and achieve his goals through sheer force of will was undeniably Bonapartean.
- The corporation's expansion into new markets mirrored a Bonapartean approach to business conquest.
- Despite facing overwhelming odds, the team's Bonapartean determination propelled them to victory.
- The filmmaker's grand vision and meticulous attention to detail were reminiscent of Bonapartean grandeur.
- She wielded her influence over the boardroom with a Bonapartean flair, leaving no room for dissent.
- The author's Bonapartean prose captivated readers, transporting them to a world of intrigue and power.
- His rise to prominence in the political arena was marked by Bonapartean ambition and cunning.
FAQs About the word bonapartean
Of or pertaining to Napoleon Bonaparte or his family.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The general's strategic maneuvers on the battlefield were described as truly Bonapartean.
Her leadership style was often compared to that of a Bonapartean dictator, commanding authority with precision.
The ambitious politician employed Bonapartean tactics to consolidate power within the party.
His ability to rally support and achieve his goals through sheer force of will was undeniably Bonapartean.
