despotic

IPA: dɪspˈɑtɪk

adjective

  • Of or pertaining to a despot or tyrant.
  • Acting or ruling as a despot, tyrannical.
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Examples of "despotic" in Sentences

  • The US is approaching what I call despotic, with police carrying out absolutisic policy in the streets among our children.
  • I understand that to be an A level history student you need to have a wide grasp of specialised vocabulary but can i realy be blamed for never hearing the word despotic before?
  • Typical communist and Marxist crud coming from the Central American so called "leadership" that I call despotic scum who's main contributions to the world consist of tourism for the
  • What must these men think today, these men like Benes and Masaryk who had seen their nation freed from those who held it in despotic control and given an opportunity to become a first rate democratic power.
  • The Russian government, being despotic, is naturally inclined to be suspicious, and it has long been the custom to send off persons supposed to be dangerous to the state, to live in the intensely cold and remote district of Siberia.

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