It means authoritarian, and usually cruel and oppressive.
The word tyrannical is a derivative of the word tyrant, which means (basically); a ruler (leader) who uses their power for oppression or in an unjust manner. To be tyrannical is actually describing that person in the act. It is used metaphorically to describe wielding authority in a way that seems unjust.
Example : "The king ruled his lands with tyrannical cruelty.
Example : "The oldest of the sisters was often tyrannical toward the younger girls."
Example : "Our employees labored under a tyrannical plant manager."
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Tyrannical means having characteristics of a tyrant, being oppressive and controlling. It also means using power in a cruel manner.
Tyrannical is an adjective.
The ruler's laws were harsh and tyrannical. He was a tyrannical leader.
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Tyrannical Mex was created in 1993.
Yes, you can use tyrannical in a sentence..
The adjective form of tyrant is tyrannical.
Controlling, mean and bossy, their way no way.
One is tyrannic, which is almost always seen as tyrannical.
An autocratic and tyrannical ruler is 'Despotic' from the Greek word Despotikos
An autocratic and tyrannical ruler is 'Despotic' from the Greek word Despotikos
The tyrannical ruler could not stand to share his power with anyone.