oppressive in Irish
oppressive in Irish is aintréan, anfhorlannach, leatromach — oppressive means unjust and harsh; ruling or treating people cruelly.
oppressive in Irish
aintréan
anfhorlannach
Tyrannical or exercising unjust power.
leatromach
Tyrannical or exercising unjust power.
tíoránta
Tyrannical or exercising unjust power.
What does "oppressive" mean?
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adjective Unjust and harsh; ruling or treating people cruelly.
"Citizens fled the oppressive government in search of asylum."
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adjective Hard to bear; heavy, intense, or overwhelming, especially heat or humidity.
"The oppressive summer heat made it hard to sleep."
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oppressive in a sentence
- Citizens fled the oppressive government in search of asylum.
- The oppressive summer heat made it hard to sleep.
- An oppressive silence settled over the room after the announcement.
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What is "oppressive" in Irish?
"oppressive" in Irish is aintréan, anfhorlannach, leatromach. oppressive means: Unjust and harsh; ruling or treating people cruelly.
How do you use "oppressive" in a sentence?
Example: "Citizens fled the oppressive government in search of asylum." In Irish, "oppressive" is aintréan, anfhorlannach, leatromach.
Are there other ways to say "oppressive" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "oppressive": aintréan, anfhorlannach, leatromach, tíoránta.
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