Tyrannized is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TYRANNIZED in dictionary:

VERB:
• TYRANNIZE, to act like a tyrant towards, also TYRANNISE
• rule or treat (someone) despotically or cruelly
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to exercise arbitrary oppressive power or severity

Words related to TYRANNIZED

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How to use TYRANNIZED in a sentence

• Carthage, Rome, Venice, Genoa, Florence, Pisa, Holland, and republican France, all tyrannized over every province and subject state where they gained authority.
• The priest tyrannized over the soul and the knight over the body, but the flame of piety burned steadily and warmly.
• Many girls are tyrannized over by their brothers, who are often exacting, claiming the guardianship which belongs only to parents.
• Besides all this he was something of a young philosopher, for though his brother Kasper tyrannized over him he put up with it all with an unruffled temper.
• The more powerful members, instead of being kept in awe and subordination, tyrannized successively over all the rest.
• He might have tyrannized himself, but the little tyrants would have been kept at bay.
• At length, necessities connected with my business tyrannized over all other considerations.
• Although tolerably well paid by his manager, the English actor has the mortification of being tyrannized and insulted by the gallery, and overlooked by the higher classes.
• The Suliots, for example, were an immigrant Albanian tribe, who had learnt to speak Greek from the Greek peasants over whom they tyrannized.
• Meanwhile on every side the nobles tyrannized in their degree, well clothed and nourished, but at bottom equally comfortless in condition.
• If she tyrannized over the rest us, it was abundantly repaid by the teazings of my mischievous brother.
• According to other letter writers, the German soldiers are absolutely tyrannized over by their officers.
• The Zambales Indians tyrannized over it, and no boats could touch there without danger of their lives.
• They procured their conversion through the chiefs, who by their superiority tyrannized over their dependents.
• Had Charles been a Spanish or French king he would have appointed an absolute governor who would have tyrannized over the people.
• He, in his turn, oppressed and tyrannized over them.
• The one who loves most is tyrannized over, and, which is worse, is sooner or later neglected.
• Again, the majority have not always tyrannized in proportion to their power.
• There has been in history no power which has tyrannized less than the political majority.
• The presbyterians in that kingdom now tyrannized in their turn.
• It tyrannized over public men, over letters, over the stage, over even private life.
• We are not made like the Spaniards, to let our consciences be tyrannized over.
• Had I tyrannized over them, they would not have tyrannized over me as they have done.
• At times, contemporaneous history tyrannized over him.
• She needed a break from solitude and an exit away from the obligations of motherhood that tyrannized over her.
• He tyrannized over men and brutally maltreated women, and his blasphemy was terrible to listen to.
• He had already begun to think himself an indispensable man, and he vowed that he would not submit to be tyrannized over and treated like a fool.

Similar words containing TYRANNIZ without suffix ed

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