tyrannize in Russian
tyrannize in Russian is тира́нить — tyrannize means to treat someone harshly and unfairly, controlling them with cruelty.
tyrannize in Russian
тира́нить
Pronounced: tiranit
(transitive) To oppress (someone).
What does "tyrannize" mean?
- verb To treat someone harshly and unfairly, controlling them with cruelty.
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verb To govern a country or group with total and often cruel power.
"The prince tyrannized over his subjects."
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tyrannize in a sentence
- The prince tyrannized over his subjects.
- General Secretary Xi is not destined to tyrannize inside and outside of China forever, unless we allow it.
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What is "tyrannize" in Russian?
"tyrannize" in Russian is тира́нить. tyrannize means: To treat someone harshly and unfairly, controlling them with cruelty.
How do you pronounce тира́нить?
"tyrannize" in Russian is тира́нить, pronounced "tiranit".
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