Tyrants is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TYRANTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• TYRANT, to play the oppressor, also TYRAN, TYRANNE
NOUN:
• a cruel and oppressive ruler
• a person exercising power or control in a cruel, unreasonable, or arbitrary way
• (especially in ancient Greece) a ruler who seized absolute power without legal right.
• a tyrant flycatcher.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an absolute ruler

Words related to TYRANTS

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How to use TYRANTS in a sentence

• There might be no tyrants there, nor cruelty, nor horrible noises, nor dreadful silence.
• Even literature was directed to the flattery of tyrants and rich men.
• Up to this time he had not experienced in his own person those crimes and horrors which fall to the lot of men who are brought into close contact with tyrants.
• The world, methinks, allows them a sufficient choice of tyrants more formidable than the pretender.
• He had grown to a handsome young man, whose daring blue eye and bold, honest face seemed born to defy tyrants.
• Instead of one despot, it found thousands of tyrants, and it was but slowly and with much trouble that it succeeded in freeing itself from feudalism.
• It is the only weapon of the weak and oppressed against the strength of their tyrants.
• Tyrants, as Byron wrote, could be conquered but by tyrants, and freedom found no champion.
• We should then see the multitude oppressed by domestic tyrants in consequence of those very precautions taken by them to guard against foreign masters.
• But how shall we communicate, and not Awaken the suspicion of the tyrants? STAUFF.
• He is telling them of that mighty confederacy of petty tyrants which extends ever thirteen States of our Union.
• When nations have been invaded, persecuted, trampled under foot by tyrants, then all the good which was in them has again and again shewed itself.
• The Fugitive Slave Law would be of no avail to tyrants, if all the women at the North had as much moral courage, and were as benevolent and quick-witted as she was.
• It would further seem that even you, you tyrants, in spite of all that sea of trouble which a tyranny involves, rush headlong in pursuit of it.
• It is as though the whole race had put on mourning for its loss of liberty, its servitude to foreign tyrants and ecclesiastical hypocrites.
• Happily, however, the tyrants and murderers do not always have things all their own way.
• What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
• The South is going to fight for the right of local self-government and the liberties our fathers won from the tyrants of the old world.
• Tyrants alone repudiate the justice of the Almighty.
• The nations not so blest as thee Must in their turn to tyrants fall, Whilst thou shalt flourish great and free The dread and envy of them all.
• The Elector of Hesse and his whole family deserve to be annihilated, and I am not willing to have mercy on him or on the other petty tyrants.
• Their expulsion was not so much his own wish as the wish of his subjects, who, being largely in debt to the Jews, regarded them as cruel tyrants.
• Whilst hundreds of thousands are sent to the tyrants of Russia, he pines in a dungeon, far from all that can make life desired.
• This has been the plea of the bloody tyrants and robbers that oppressed and plundered them during the long ages of their exile and agony.
• If Mencius may be believed, the tyrants themselves were not quite so profligate as the story makes them.
• I know that they are represented by a certain class in the North, as a set of tyrants, ruling their slaves with a rod of iron.
• But the people fought so bravely that instead of being conquered they conquered the tyrants and drove them away.
• Some of the very ones who were freed from the tyranny of the Middle Age became the tyrants of the industrial age.
• In so far as Rome abused her power, she suffered the doom of all tyrants.
• He was too wise a politician not to know that the French were weary of civil war and could not be tempted to exchange one master for half a dozen military tyrants.
• In the grave where tyrants thrust them, lies their labour and their pain, But undying from their sorrow springeth up the hope again.

Similar words containing TYRANT without suffix s

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