- Look up
tyrant in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
tyrant (from
Ancient Gr**** τύραννος (túrannos) 'absolute ruler'), in the
modern English usage of the...
- ashi 357 逆 辵 9 5
inverted ギャク、さか、さか-らう gyaku, saka, saka-rau 358 虐 虍 9 S
tyrannize ギャク、しいた-げる gyaku, shiita-geru 359 九 乙 2 1 nine キュウ、ク、ここの、ここの-つ kyū, ku...
- may have
troops in time of peace. They may be
billeted in any manner—to
tyrannize, oppress, and
crush us." In the 1st
United States Congress, following...
- Kryštov Šov of
Helfenburg and his
companion Švejkar
settled in it to
tyrannize the
villagers in the
surrounding countryside,
before the
people of Görlitz...
- the most that can be said in his
defense is that "in his age
rampant tyrannizing over
women was
indeed universal." He goes on to say, "one may legitimately...
- not
having their duty to the
people duly
before them, may
attempt to
tyrannize, and as the
military forces which must be
occasionally raised to defend...
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uncontrollable and "prodigal
beyond measure,"
cannot be
tyrannized over in the way
Stoics tyrannize over themselves. Further,
there are
forceful attacks...
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Aristotle criticized democratic rule as the
numerically preponderant poor
tyrannizing the rich.
Instead of
seeing it as a fair
system under which everyone...
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Confucianism was a
shadow of its
noble origin,
being now a tool of the Qing to
tyrannize Han people,
libraries of the
Confucian monasteries were destro****—in the...
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gradually other hypotheses emerged.
Louis Bazin derived it from
Turkic qas- ("
tyrannize, oppress, terrorize") on the
basis of its
phonetic similarity to the Uyğur...
