Adjective:

క్రూరమైన, దౌకటం,

tyrannous's Usage Examples:

Film critic Matthew Sweet has criticised Low"s "tyrannous influence" on the writings of subsequent film historians.

Under a tyrannous king, such as Charles I, the process could be wilfully ignored.

All join in prayers for deliverance from her tyrannous rule.

Lydgate goes on to draw the wider lesson of how a tyrannous aristocracy oppresses the rural poor and gives them no return for their.

himself in Ezekiel 14, where he says: "I will rescue you from those who lord it over you in a tyrannous way.

Q1 Q2 Q3 C Thou art as tyrannous, so as thou art, As those whose beauties proudly make them cruel; For well thou know’st to my dear doting heart Thou.

and feared! — lines 22–25 The poem then criticises Britain for joining tyrannous governments in opposing France:     Like fiends embattled by a wizard"s.

days streams of blood flowed from the bodies of the slain, for in his tyrannous rage he ordered 7,500 souls of both sexes to be massacred.

enemies of the Bentivoglio, who had come to see their rule of Bologna as tyrannous and had co-operated with Pope Julius II to bring about their expulsion.

well enough in French, becomes intolerable in a language with such a tyrannous stress-accent as ours: the line struts.

Hark! You tyrannous dictator, lover of darkness, enemy of life.

for a manager Clegg worked under in his youth, finding that even the tyrannous can harbour virtue.

Poseidon"s godly son, and slew also Eurytos, that he might wrest from tyrannous Augeas against his will reward for service done.

Synonyms:

domineering, tyrannical, oppressive,

Antonyms:

modest, democratic, light, submissive,