Pronunciation: /ˈɔːtəˌkræt/
noun a ruler who has absolute power and authority
A1 The autocrat ruled with absolute power.
A2 The autocrat made all the decisions without consulting anyone.
B1 The autocrat's oppressive regime led to widespread protests.
B2 The autocrat's authoritarian rule stifled dissent and freedom of speech.
C1 The autocrat's iron-fisted control over the country resulted in economic turmoil.
C2 The autocrat's despotic actions led to international condemnation and sanctions.
adjective relating to or characteristic of an autocrat
A1 The autocrat leader made all the decisions without consulting anyone else.
A2 The autocrat manager did not allow any input from the team.
B1 The autocrat ruler had complete control over the country's policies and laws.
B2 The autocrat CEO's authoritarian leadership style alienated many employees.
C1 The autocrat dictator suppressed all opposition and dissent in the country.
C2 The autocrat monarch's rule was characterized by absolute power and tyranny.
formal The autocrat ruled with absolute power and authority, making all decisions without consulting anyone else.
informal The autocrat bossed everyone around and wouldn't listen to anyone else's opinions.
slang That autocrat is such a control freak, always wanting things done their way.
figurative In the world of business, he was seen as an autocrat, always dominating meetings and calling all the shots.
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