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dictator

/dɪkˈteɪ.tər/

Traduction: Nom désignant un dirigeant qui exerce un pouvoir absolu, souvent acquis et maintenu par la force, et qui gouverne sans limitations constitutionnelles ou démocratiques.

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/dɪkˈteɪ.tər/B2formalpolitical
  • frNom désignant un dirigeant qui exerce un pouvoir absolu, souvent acquis et maintenu par la force, et qui gouverne sans limitations constitutionnelles ou démocratiques.

A noun referring to a ruler who holds absolute power, often obtained and maintained through force, and who governs without constitutional or democratic constraints.

  1. Absolute rulerB2formalpolitical

    A ruler who has total power over a country, typically one who has obtained control by force and rules without democratic processes.

    frDictateur

    • The dictator suppressed all opposition with an iron fist.
    • Many citizens fled the country to escape the dictator's regime.
    • The dictator controlled the media and censored all news.

    Synonymesautocratdespotstrongmantotalitariantyrant

    Antonymesdemocratsubject

  2. Authoritarian leaderB2informalpolitical

    A person who behaves in an autocratic or domineering manner, demanding complete obedience.

    frdirigeant autoritaire

    • The manager acted like a dictator, refusing to listen to any suggestions.
    • He was a dictator in his own household, making all decisions alone.
    • The coach was a dictator on the field, expecting total discipline from the players.

    Synonymesautocratdespotoppressorstrongmantotalitariantyrant

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  • dictator's possessive singular form
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