From his tyranny his struggling tenantry have no redress.
The blow was not aimed at tyranny or wealth.
Its demands freed the artist from the tyranny of nature.
He learned now the awful tyranny of the human face.
Domestic tyranny belongs to neither sex by monopoly.
Such narrow-minded tyranny always defeats its own objects.
Stuart Tyranny in the colonies.
I did not crave the tyranny of Athens!
Thus, on both sides, tyranny under different forms.
Our forefathers abolished the tyranny of the Crown.
For Parliament could not make an act of tyranny legal.
Such is Tyranny and Ambition.
Do not hand over your loyal Poles to the tyranny of Bora.
Among other Instances of Hellish Tyranny there exercised.
The latest victim of his tyranny is Lady Saint Pauli.
Willoughby, W.W., on the tyranny of majority rule, 295.
There is an issue between tyranny and liberty which is to the point.
It was her moment of rebellion against the tyranny of tradition.
All this tyranny was beginning to produce its natural effect.
Definition of Tyranny
A government in which a single ruler (a tyrant) has absolute power; this system of government. | The office or jurisdiction of an absolute ruler. | Absolute power, or its use.
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