tyrannical in Latin
tyrannical in Latin is imperiōsus — tyrannical means acting like a tyrant; harshly and unfairly controlling.
tyrannical in Latin
imperiōsus
(comparable) Despotic, oppressive, or authoritarian.
What does "tyrannical" mean?
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adj Acting like a tyrant; harshly and unfairly controlling.
"The tyrannical manager fired anyone who questioned his decisions."
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tyrannical in a sentence
- The tyrannical manager fired anyone who questioned his decisions.
- History remembers him as a tyrannical ruler who crushed all opposition.
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What is "tyrannical" in Latin?
"tyrannical" in Latin is imperiōsus. tyrannical means: Acting like a tyrant; harshly and unfairly controlling.
How do you use "tyrannical" in a sentence?
Example: "The tyrannical manager fired anyone who questioned his decisions." In Latin, "tyrannical" is imperiōsus.
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