tyrannic

It was like the resurrection of Prussia in 1813, against the tyrannic domination of the French emperor.

A delegation was sent to the king with a strong remonstrance against his tyrannic course.

Two years later Mr. Davidson met the king, and, refusing to submit conscience to his tyrannic will, was cast into prison.

And it seems to me to be constantly a nickname affixed by the oppression of their tyrannic rulers.

The thanks and prayers of the elder daughter would have affected with pity and commiseration the most tyrannic heart.