tyrannizing (Meaning)

tyrannizing

to act like a tyrant, to treat tyrannically, to exercise arbitrary oppressive power or severity

The ruthless dictator tyrannized his people, suppressing their freedoms and crushing their spirits.
The oppressive regime's secret police tyrannized citizens, instilling fear and terror in their hearts.
The unjust laws tyrannized the poor, denying them basic rights and opportunities.
The tyrant's reign of terror tyrannized the nation, plunging it into chaos and despair.
The belligerent emperor tyrannized neighboring lands, waging relentless wars and spreading devastation.
The fanatical cult tyrannized its members, brainwashing them into submission and isolating them from the outside world.
The predatory corporation tyrannized the market, eliminating competition and exploiting consumers.
The manipulative spouse tyrannized their partner, controlling their actions and draining their self-esteem.
The venomous gossip tyrannized the community, spreading rumors and tearing down reputations.
The relentless bully tyrannized the schoolyard, tormenting weaker students and creating a climate of fear.

to act like a tyrant, to treat tyrannically, to exercise arbitrary oppressive power or severity

regulating,oppressing, mastering, reigning (over), dictating, domineering, dominating, administering,managing, subduing

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The ruthless dictator tyrannized his people, suppressing their freedoms and crushing their spirits.

The oppressive regime's secret police tyrannized citizens, instilling fear and terror in their hearts.

The unjust laws tyrannized the poor, denying them basic rights and opportunities.

The tyrant's reign of terror tyrannized the nation, plunging it into chaos and despair.