ENGLISH DICTIONARY

Tyrannophile

Definition, Meaning & Examples

Part of speech noun

Quick meaning: Tyrannophile is a noun meaning One who supports dictatorship.

Meaning

One who supports dictatorship.

More Meanings

  1. Synonym of tyrannophilic.

Example Sentences

Some tyrannophiles were Marxists, working on the time-honored principle "He may be an SOB, but he's our SOB."
In the first book of the Republic, Socrates' claim that justice “pays” is challenged by the hot-tempered Thrasymachus, a rhetorician and tyrannophile.
... (c) that this "somebody" must have been completely out of his mind if he had celebrated the merits of H. and A. among an exclusively tyrannophile demos and (d) that crowds easily change their political allegiance when attractive alternatives present themselves.
This was the beginning of a rearguard action on Plato's part to salvage his reputation, which was to culminate in the Seventh and Eighth Epistles, apologiae pro vita sua, from there to blend into the favourable tradition of Plato's life and personality, waging war down to the present against the unfavourable accounts of Plato the tyrannophile and Plato the political idiot.

Word Forms

Synonyms for tyrannophile

Depending on context, synonyms include tyrannophilic.

Related Words

Related dictionary entries include tyrannophobe, tyrannist, tyrannophilia, anti-tyrannist, tyrannicide, tyrantess.

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