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Meanings of rule autocratically in English

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Usage of rule autocratically in English
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At his death in 1891 Princess Liliuokalani became Queen and at once gave evidence of a disposition to rule autocratically.
The United States Since the Civil War
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To rule autocratically what was then the vastest empire in the world was in itself more than one brain could compass.
The Vultures
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Ludwig Tacker had once visited the British protectorate in southern Africa ruled autocratically by Cecil Rhodes.
Depths
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Moreover, they all fear instability more than they resent being ruled autocratically, again because that is simply what they are used to.
Zero Point
5
Assad, whose family has ruled autocratically for four decades, draws much of his support from the sect, an offshoot of Shi'ite Islam.
Reuters
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St. Leger was recalled, and replaced by Sir Edward Bellingham, a stern and rigorous soldier, who ruled autocratically with a strong hand.
England under the Tudors
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