czar (Meaning)

Wordnet

czar (n)

a male monarch or emperor (especially of Russia prior to 1917)

a person having great power

No weak antonyms found.

The czar of Russia wielded immense power over the vast empire.
The appointment of a transportation czar aimed to streamline the country's infrastructure projects.
In some contexts, a czar is considered a supreme authority in a particular field or industry.
The financial czar was tasked with overseeing the nation's economic policies during the crisis.
The czar's decree reshaped the political landscape of the kingdom.
The energy czar worked to develop sustainable solutions for the country's energy needs.
The czar's palace stood as a symbol of opulence and authority.
The healthcare czar implemented reforms to improve access to medical services for all citizens.
Historically, the term czar was used to refer to the rulers of the Russian Empire.
The technology czar led initiatives to promote innovation and digitalization in the economy.

a male monarch or emperor (especially of Russia prior to 1917), a person having great power

prince, captain,magnate, king, mogul, baron, tycoon, star, Napoleon, lord

lightweight, subordinate, nothing, half-pint, nothing, underling, lightweight, half-pint, subordinate, underling

The czar of Russia wielded immense power over the vast empire.

The appointment of a transportation czar aimed to streamline the country's infrastructure projects.

In some contexts, a czar is considered a supreme authority in a particular field or industry.

The financial czar was tasked with overseeing the nation's economic policies during the crisis.