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tyrannical

/tɪˈræn.ɪ.kəl/

Tradução: Descreve uma pessoa, governo ou regime que exerce o poder de forma cruel, injusta ou opressiva. Refere-se também a algo que age de maneira despótica e arbitrária.

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Relações da palavra

adjective

/tɪˈræn.ɪ.kəl/C1formalpolitical
  • ptDescreve uma pessoa, governo ou regime que exerce o poder de forma cruel, injusta ou opressiva. Refere-se também a algo que age de maneira despótica e arbitrária.

Describes a person, government, or rule that exercises power in a cruel, unjust, or oppressive way.

  1. Oppressive and unjustC1formalpolitical

    Characterized by harsh, cruel, and unfair control over others, often using power arbitrarily.

    ptTirânico

    • The tyrannical regime suppressed all forms of dissent.
    • Her tyrannical boss made unreasonable demands and threatened to fire anyone who disagreed.
    • The villagers lived in fear under the tyrannical rule of the local warlord.

    Sinônimosauthoritarianautocraticcrueldespoticdictatorialoppressiverepressive

    Antônimosbenevolentdemocraticfairhumanejustkindlenientmerciful

  2. Absolute and autocraticC1formalpolitical

    Having complete and unrestricted power, typical of a ruler who governs without legal or constitutional limits.

    ptTirânico

    • The king's tyrannical authority allowed him to make laws without any consultation.
    • History is filled with examples of tyrannical leaders who ignored the will of the people.
    • The emperor's tyrannical control extended to every aspect of daily life.

    Sinônimosabsoluteauthoritarianautocraticdespoticdictatorialtotalitarian

    Antônimosconstitutionaldemocraticlimitedrestrained

Formas
  • more tyrannical comparative form
  • most tyrannical superlative form
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