Painful pressure, oppression, compulsion; vexation, torment; affliction, distress, misery; danger, peril. Obsolete.
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释义 | society > authority > rule or government > oppression > [noun] (127) threat971 Painful pressure, oppression, compulsion; vexation, torment; affliction, distress, misery; danger, peril. Obsolete. duressc1320 Harsh or severe treatment, infliction of hardship; oppression, cruelty; harm, injury; affliction. defoulc1330 Trampling down; oppression, outrage. tyrantry1340 = tyranny, n. (in various senses). tyrannyc1368 Arbitrary or oppressive exercise of power; unjustly severe use of one's authority; despotic treatment or influence; harsh, severe, or unmerciful… oppressinga1382 = oppression, n. in various senses. overleadinga1382 Reproof; oppression. tyrandisea1382 Oppressive or despotic government, action, or treatment: = tyranny, n. 3. overlayingc1384 The action of overlay, v. (in various senses); an instance of this. Also concrete: that with which something is overlaid; a covering. oppression1387 Prolonged cruel or unjust treatment or exercise of authority, control, or power; tyranny; exploitation. Also: an act or instance of this. Cf. oppress… oversettinga1398 The action of overset, v. (in various senses); esp. overturning, capsizing. thronga1400 Chiefly Scottish. Oppression, bondage; distress, difficulty; trouble, woe, affliction; danger. Obsolete. overpressingc1450 The action of overpress, v. (in various senses); an instance of this. impressionc1470 The action or process of impressing, in various senses: esp. Oppression (so Old French impression). Obsolete. rare. tyrantshipc1470 The condition or state of a tyrant, tyranny; also (with possessive), the personality of a tyrant. tyrannesse?a1475 = tyrandise, n. 2. aggravation1481 The fact of imposing a burden; oppression. Obsolete. defouling1483 The action of defoul, v.. Trampling down. supprissiona1500 Oppression. oppressmentc1537 Oppression; crushing, suppression. conculcation1547 A treading under foot. iron hand?1570 Used to denote firmness or ruthlessness in attitude or behaviour; oppressive force or authority. Cf. iron fist, n. thrall1578 Oppression, trouble, misery, distress. Obsolete. tyrannizing1589 tyranting1596 ingrating1599 pressure1616 As a count noun: a political or economic burden or constraint; an instance or source of economic or political oppression. Obsolete. regrate1621 Oppression. overpressure1644 The action or fact of pressing or being pressed too hard; excessive pressure, esp. of work; stress. Now rare. slavishness1684 Oppression, tyranny. Obsolete. iron heel1798 (an instrument of) ruthless or unrelenting destruction or oppression, esp. political oppression. Subcategories:— quality (4) — instrument or symbol of (5) — oppressor (17) — military oppression (2) — domineering or overbearing (28) — tyranny, despotism, or autocracy (32) — reign of terror (5) — oppression by patrols (1) — oppressive regime (1) — oppressive state of white culture (1) |
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