tyrannizer
tyrannizer noun: one who tyrannizes.
Noun
tyrannizer (plural tyrannizers)
- One who tyrannizes.
- Instead of honestly sharing their resentments, trivial tyrannizers do things they know will bother their partners, such as leaving dirty dishes in the sink, clipping fingernails in bed, belching out loud, turning up the television too loud, and so on.2014, Deborah B. Proctor, Alexandra Patricia Adams, Kinn's The Medical Assistant: An Applied Learning Approach, page 64
Forms of tyrannizer
| plural | tyrannizers |
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Origin of tyrannizer
From tyrannize + -er.
Questions about tyrannizer
- What does tyrannizer mean?
- Tyrannizer means one who tyrannizes.
- What part of speech is tyrannizer?
- Tyrannizer is a noun.
- What is the plural of tyrannizer?
- The plural of tyrannizer is tyrannizers.
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