dictatorial

IPA: dɪktʌtˈɔriʌɫ

adjective

  • of or pertaining to a dictator
  • in the manner of a dictator, usually with callous disregard for others.
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Examples of "dictatorial" in Sentences

  • The dictatorial possibilities are endless.
  • He had dictatorial control over the party.
  • The plantation is run by the dictatorial Mr. Brown.
  • Justice Clack is portrayed as a dictatorial windbag.
  • Also the announcement is given in a dictatorial tone.
  • Encyclopedia Britannica is closer to the dictatorial model.
  • In most cases the head of state is granted dictatorial powers.
  • He assume dictatorial leadership of the country with comedic frequency.
  • In 1947, the Venezuelan people finally overthrew the dictatorial government.
  • He wanted to thrust on the people the sacred texts with a dictatorial attitude.
  • Can we find such weaknesses in dictatorial nations with which we have to compete?
  • The current regime, though theocratic and dictatorial, is not as unhinged as Kim’s.
  • Putin accused the United States of pursuing what he called a dictatorial foreign policy.
  • Even if one has a mind to, how does a chap go about becoming a specialist in dictatorial representation?
  • The SPLA is fighting for autonomy for southern Sudan while the northern Sudanese opposition forces are fighting to topple what they call the dictatorial Islamic regime of president Omar Beshir.
  • The SPLA is fighting for autonomy for southern Sudan while the northern Sudanese opposition forces are fighting to topple what they call the dictatorial Islamic regime in Khartoum to replace it with a democratic government.
  • A Democrat who had originally requested a Justice Department -- Justice Department probe of the program says he will ask Mr. Bush to allow one now, saying, we can't have a president acting in what he called a dictatorial fashion.
  • So if we remember that politics are politics even in dictatorial regimes, we must realize Mr.K. came to the United States under a considerable emotional compulsion to demonstrate to the folks back home that he was not, as his enemies say, soft on Capitalism.

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