tyrannous

Who, after all, would think the Seven brutal or tyrannous?

And who would maintain that the second method is less tyrannous than the first?

Instead, religion has become an excuse for exercising tyrannous power.

But it is tyrannous To use it like a giant.

You are merely a seer, an eye and a voice for a most tyrannous god.

But like any revolution the new rulers are sometimes as tyrannous as the old ones.

Fain would I have all men thus tortured out of their proud and tyrannous existence!

The stones should arise to declare it, Their terror and tyrannous reign!

Fear you his tyrannous passion more, alas, Than the Queen's life?

So also with jokes about nagging wives and tyrannous mothers-in-law.

This, as a result of its tyrannous harmosts, was already widespread.

Throw away your tyrannous conscience; you won't feel nearly so bad when it's gone."

The people of both your kingdoms are crushed into the earth by tyrannous taxes and levies.

The afternoon and evening that followed were tinged as by the tyrannous adumbration of an ill dream.

He is not a tyrannous god.

Now, in the first place dost thou know why I am come into this perilous and tyrannous land?"

Landslides lead to tyrannous majorities and big trouble.

Philip writhed under that despotism which never vouchsafed a reason for the most tyrannous act.

We saw a vast difference between free nations, with all their faults, and tyrannous regimes determined to gain control of their neighbors.

Alas that love, so gentle in his view, Should be so tyrannous and rough in proof!

Yield up, O love, thy crown and hearted throne To tyrannous hate!

What the world needs is more of that self-interested fear of common enemies, whether drought, pollution or tyrannous ideologies.

You are tyrannous still.

When Sophokles grew old, he said the escape from love was like a slave's from a tyrannous master.