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despot

/ˈdes.pɒt/

Traduction: Nom désignant un souverain ou une personne exerçant un pouvoir absolu, souvent de manière cruelle ou oppressive.

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noun

/ˈdes.pɒt/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un souverain ou une personne exerçant un pouvoir absolu, souvent de manière cruelle ou oppressive.

A noun referring to a ruler or person who holds absolute power, often in a cruel or oppressive manner.

  1. Absolute rulerC1formal

    A ruler with absolute power, often one who exercises it in a cruel or oppressive way.

    frDespote (souverain absolu)

    • The despot suppressed all forms of dissent in the country.
    • History is filled with stories of cruel despots.
    • The people revolted against the despot's tyrannical rule.

    Synonymesabsolutistautocratdictatoroppressoroverlordtyrant

  2. Oppressive personC1formal

    A person who exercises authority in a harsh or domineering manner.

    frPersonne oppressive

    • The manager was a petty despot who bullied his employees.
    • She described her father as a domestic despot.
    • The teacher was a despot who demanded absolute obedience.

    Synonymesabsolutistauthoritarianautocratdictatormartinetoppressorslave drivertyrant

    Antonymesdemocratliberator

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  • despots' possessive plural form
  • despot's possessive singular form
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