Noun:

టెర్రర్ రాజ్యం,

reign of terror's Usage Examples:

For the first time it attacked Khomeini directly as responsible for repression and a reign of terror.

Since then, the 20th-century history of the Polish Jews have been widely popularized, including the circumstances surrounding the Massacre in Jedwabne, the Koniuchy Massacre, the Polish-Jewish wartime as well as postwar relations in general, Stalinist reign of terror and the March 1968 events.

During the first Soviet occupation, under the Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact, a reign of terror resulted in local residents being arrested and, in some cases, executed without trial or deported to Siberia.

Stephenson concludes, Choniates' words show that Asen had introduced a reign of terror, intimidating his subjects with the assistance of Cuman mercenaries.

When the Pol Pot regime collapsed in 1979, Maha Ghosananda was one of only 3,000 Cambodian Buddhist monks alive, out of more than 60,000 at the start of the reign of terror in 1976.

Megan sacrifices herself to the mirror, thus ending its reign of terror.

write about the predominance of the mind over the power developed into a justificator of the reign of terror.

All were executed by a firing squad for crimes committed during the reign of terror by Bokassa I of the Central African Empire.

despite his last will, the King cannot prevent Tanga from taking power and instating a reign of terror.

Their tactics, (which included "harassment, floggings, and sometimes murder") "produced a reign of terror among the state"s.

terrorism or a reign of terror, refers to the institutionalized application of force to counterrevolutionaries, particularly during the French Revolution.

Renee ultimately chooses to accept the Mark of Cain, ending Savage's reign of terror but leaving her face disfigured.

Atmosphere of Terror- The Governor brothers' violent spree while at large created a reign of terror in the areas where they were moving through or had once lived, which completely monopolised public interest.

Synonyms:

reign,

Antonyms:

fair, unclassified,