tyrannical (Meaning)

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tyrannical (s)

marked by unjust severity or arbitrary behavior

characteristic of an absolute ruler or absolute rule; having absolute sovereignty

The tyrannical ruler suppressed dissent with an iron fist, silencing any opposition.
The tyrannical regime controlled every aspect of citizens' lives, from their speech to their livelihoods.
Under the tyrannical king, the people lived in constant fear of arbitrary arrest and torture.
The tyrannical governor imposed exorbitant taxes, crushing the local economy and driving many into poverty.
The tyrannical teacher created a hostile learning environment, belittling students and refusing to accommodate their needs.
The tyrannical boss exploited their employees, forcing them to work long hours with little pay and no benefits.
The tyrannical husband terrorized his family, controlling their behavior and isolating them from the outside world.
The tyrannical parent instilled a climate of fear and obedience in their children, suppressing their individuality and self-expression.
The tyrannical organization used intimidation and threats to silence whistleblowers and stifle criticism.
The tyrannical government employed secret police and informants to spy on its citizens, creating a pervasive atmosphere of paranoia and distrust.

marked by unjust severity or arbitrary behavior, characteristic of an absolute ruler or absolute rule; having absolute sovereignty

dictatorial, domineering, autocratic, authoritarian, tyrannous, despotic,oppressive, arbitrary, monocratic, absolute

limited, constitutional,limited, constitutional, restrained, republican, republican, restricted, restrained, democratic

The tyrannical ruler suppressed dissent with an iron fist, silencing any opposition.

The tyrannical regime controlled every aspect of citizens' lives, from their speech to their livelihoods.

Under the tyrannical king, the people lived in constant fear of arbitrary arrest and torture.

The tyrannical governor imposed exorbitant taxes, crushing the local economy and driving many into poverty.