tyranny in Irish
tyranny in Irish is anstró, aintiarnas, anlathas — tyranny means cruel and unjust rule by a single powerful leader or small group.
tyranny in Irish
anstró
aintiarnas
Absolute power, or its use.
anlathas
Absolute power, or its use.
What does "tyranny" mean?
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noun Cruel and unjust rule by a single powerful leader or small group.
"The revolution finally put an end to decades of tyranny."
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tyranny in a sentence
- The revolution finally put an end to decades of tyranny.
- Citizens lived in fear under the tyranny of the regime.
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What is "tyranny" in Irish?
"tyranny" in Irish is anstró, aintiarnas, anlathas. tyranny means: Cruel and unjust rule by a single powerful leader or small group.
How do you use "tyranny" in a sentence?
Example: "The revolution finally put an end to decades of tyranny." In Irish, "tyranny" is anstró, aintiarnas, anlathas.
Are there other ways to say "tyranny" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "tyranny": anstró, aintiarnas, anlathas.
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