draconian in Greek
draconian in Greek is δρακόντειος — draconian means extremely harsh or severe, especially regarding laws or punishment.
draconian in Greek
δρακόντειος
Pronounced: drakodeios
Very severe, cruel, or harsh.
What does "draconian" mean?
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adj Extremely harsh or severe, especially regarding laws or punishment.
"The regime introduced draconian restrictions on free speech."
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draconian in a sentence
- The regime introduced draconian restrictions on free speech.
- Critics called the new sentencing rules draconian.
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What is "draconian" in Greek?
"draconian" in Greek is δρακόντειος. draconian means: Extremely harsh or severe, especially regarding laws or punishment.
How do you pronounce δρακόντειος?
"draconian" in Greek is δρακόντειος, pronounced "drakodeios".
How do you use "draconian" in a sentence?
Example: "The regime introduced draconian restrictions on free speech." In Greek, "draconian" is δρακόντειος.
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