Despotic is valid Scrabble Word

Is despotic a scrabble word?
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8 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for DESPOTIC in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:

having the character of, or pertaining to, a despot, also DESPOTICAL
of or typical of a despot; tyrannical
Alt. of Despotical
belonging to or having the characteristics of a despot
ruled by or characteristic of a despot
characteristic of an absolute ruler or absolute rule; having absolute sovereignty

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

of, relating to, or characteristic of a despot

Words related to DESPOTIC

despot9 despotically20

Words that contain DESPOTIC

despotical15 despotically20 despoticalness19

How to use DESPOTIC in a sentence

Consequently, there was an increasing disaffection among the people, restrained from open violence by a government becoming every day more despotic.
At this period the kings of England reigned with almost despotic power, independent of barons and oppressive to the people.
He thus, at any moment, can see the disposition of his immense army, which is very essential to such a government as Prussia, it being a mild despotic military system.
Immediately the subject ceases to fear the despotic force his power is gone.
Two years ago she had been the glory and delight of Anglo-Indian society in the city of Madras, ruling that remote and limited kingdom with a despotic power.
The government is entirely despotic, and the sovereign almost deified.
He was entering that period when fathers, however despotic, content themselves with protest, where once they have governed by royal proclamation.
But her dominant character was rapidly growing despotic, and it irritated her strangely to want anything which she could not have.
But we could offer no resistance, for the captain is an autocrat on board his own ship, knowing neither a constitution nor any other limit to his despotic power.
Another most noteworthy side to his character is revealed in his relations to persons too humble for admission to the tables at which he exerted a despotic sway.

But none of these despotic governments was like the feudal system.
Matthias was resolved to make up for the concessions he had granted the Hungarians, by ruling with more despotic sway in Austria.
It may be readily imagined that the conversion of the monarch to such a creed was, under a despotic government, the prelude to disorders, which soon became intolerable.
That infernal home still had a hold on her, in spite of the commands of a despotic will.
Moral qualities rule the world, but at short distances the senses are despotic.
Under a despotic government in Russia and under more despotic governments still in Germany and Austria, the Polish race has existed under the most crushing of burdens.
Civil freedom is one of the glorious fruits of the Reformation, and here already it began to raise barricades against despotic power.
Brougham called the attention of the house to the circumstance, and eloquently denounced that despotic confederacy.
For thirty years he ruled over the west coast of America from Alaska to southern California despotic as a czar.
As long as the Crown possessed or aspired to despotic power, the feeling of the nation supported the aristocracy in their struggles to establish a free government.
And yet, this madman was still the all-powerful, despotic ruler of Istria and Illyria.
This may, at first sight, appear to be giving too despotic power to the Master.
Still less will he be able to record any series of lawless and despotic acts, or any successful usurpation.
Gentlemen, there is something on earth greater than arbitrary or despotic power.
It has a democratic character, whereas the gains of monopoly price arouse resentment as being the work of personal, and felt to be despotic, power.
But he felt that he had but to submit, for Ramsay was despotic, and he was afraid of him.
If she is herself passionate, she will inculcate in her child a capricious and despotic God, or even several discordant gods.
Accustomed for ages to despotic rule, they have remained content with their prejudices and ignorance.
During centuries the despotic power of the father enabled him to put an end to the life of his child, whether boy or girl.
We know that power does not purify men in despotic governments, but we talk as if it did so in free governments.
Its fruit is discord, and the day is not distant, when these irreconcilable elements must be ruled with a power despotic as independent, whose will must be law unto both.

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