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tyranny

/ˈtɪr.ə.ni/

Traduction: Nom désignant une forme de gouvernement où un seul dirigeant exerce un pouvoir absolu, non limité par les lois ou l'opposition, ou bien une domination oppressive et cruelle sur autrui.

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noun

/ˈtɪr.ə.ni/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une forme de gouvernement où un seul dirigeant exerce un pouvoir absolu, non limité par les lois ou l'opposition, ou bien une domination oppressive et cruelle sur autrui.

A noun referring to a form of government where a single ruler holds absolute power, unrestricted by laws or opposition, or to oppressive and violent dominance over others.

  1. Absolute ruleB2formal

    A form of government where a single ruler holds absolute power, unrestricted by laws or a constitution.

    frtyrannie

    • The country suffered under the tyranny of a cruel dictator.
    • Citizens revolted against the tyranny of the absolute monarch.
    • History is filled with examples of tyranny overthrown by the people.

    Synonymesabsolutismautocracydespotismdictatorshipmonocracytotalitarianism

    Antonymesconstitutionalismdemocracyfreedomlibertyrepublic

  2. Oppressive controlB2formal

    Dominance or control exercised through threats, punishment, and violence.

    frcontrôle oppressif

    • The manager's tyranny made the workplace unbearable.
    • They lived under the tyranny of a violent gang.
    • The tyranny of public opinion can stifle creativity.

    Synonymesabsolutismauthoritarianismautocracycoerciondespotismdictatorshipdominationoppressionrepressionsubjugationtotalitarianism

    Antonymesdemocracyfreedomliberty

Formes
  • tyrannies plural form
  • tyrannies' possessive plural form
  • tyranny's possessive singular form
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