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Definition of tyran
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Tyran (n.) A
tyrant.
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Tyrannical
::
Tyrannical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
tyrant;
suiting
a
tyrant;
unjustly
severe
in
government;
absolute;
imperious;
despotic;
cruel;
arbitrary;
as, a
tyrannical
prince;
a
tyrannical
master;
tyrannical
government..
Scissorstail
::
Scissorstail
(n.) A
tyrant
flycatcher
(Milvulus
forficatus)
of the
Southern
United
States
and
Mexico,
which has a
deeply
forked
tail. It is light gray
above,
white
beneath,
salmon
on the
flanks,
and fiery red at the base of the crown
feathers..
Tyran
::
Tyran (n.) A
tyrant.
Irritate
::
Irritate
(v. t.) To
excite
anger or
displeasure
in; to
provoke;
to
tease;
to
exasperate;
to
annoy;
to vex; as, the
insolence
of a
tyrant
irritates
his
subjects..
Tyrant
::
Tyrant
(n.)
Specifically,
a
monarch,
or other ruler or
master,
who uses power to
oppress
his
subjects;
a
person
who
exercises
unlawful
authority,
or
lawful
authority
in an
unlawful
manner;
one who by
taxation,
injustice,
or cruel
punishment,
or the
demand
of
unreasonable
services,
imposes
burdens
and
hardships
on those under his
control,
which law and
humanity
do not
authorize,
or which the
purposes
of
government
do not
require;
a cruel
master;
an
oppressor..
Provessel
::
Provessel
(a.)
Openly
declared,
avowed,
acknowledged,
or
claimed;
as, a
professed
foe; a
professed
tyrant;
a
professed
Christian..
Tyrannicide
::
Tyrannicide
(n.) The act of
killing
a
tyrant.
Bully
::
Bully (n.) A
noisy,
blustering
fellow,
more
insolent
than
courageous;
one who is
threatening
and
quarrelsome;
an
insolent,
tyrannical
fellow..
Despotism
::
Despotism
(n.) The
power,
spirit,
or
principles
of a
despot;
absolute
control
over
others;
tyrannical
sway;
tyranny..
Tyranny
::
Tyranny
(n.) Cruel
government
or
discipline;
as, the
tyranny
of a
schoolmaster..
Nero
::
Nero (n.) A Roman
emperor
notorius
for
debauchery
and
barbarous
cruelty;
hence,
any
profligate
and cruel ruler or
merciless
tyrant..
Tyranness
::
Tyranness
(n.) A
female
tyrant.
Tyrannicidal
::
Tyrannicidal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
tyrannicide,
or the
murder
of a
tyrant..
Tyrannish
::
Tyrannish
(a.) Like a
tyrant;
tyrannical.
Oppression
::
Oppression
(n.) That which
oppresses;
a
hardship
or
injustice;
cruelty;
severity;
tyranny.
Pewee
::
Pewee (n.) A
common
American
tyrant
flycatcher
(Sayornis
phoebe,
or S.
fuscus).
Called
also
pewit,
and
phoebe..
Grievance
::
Grievance
(v. t.) A cause of
uneasiness
and
complaint;
a wrong done and
suffered;
that which gives
ground
for
remonstrance
or
resistance,
as
arising
from
injustice,
tyranny,
etc.;
injury..
Emancipation
::
Emancipation
(n.) The act of
setting
free from the power of
another,
from
slavery,
subjection,
dependence,
or
controlling
influence;
also, the state of being thus set free;
liberation;
as, the
emancipation
of
slaves;
the
emancipation
of
minors;
the
emancipation
of a
person
from
prejudices;
the
emancipation
of the mind from
superstition;
the
emancipation
of a
nation
from
tyranny
or
subjection..
Tyrannizing
::
Tyrannizing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Tyranniz.
Tyrannize
::
Tyrannize
(v. i.) To act the
tyrant;
to
exercise
arbitrary
power;
to rule with
unjust
and
oppressive
severity;
to
exercise
power
others
not
permitted
by law or
required
by
justice,
or with a
severity
not
necessary
to the ends of
justice
and
government;
as, a
prince
will often
tyrannize
over his
subjects;
masters
sometimes
tyrannize
over their
servants
or
apprentices..
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