oppressive Význam & definice

Příklady oppressive

• In the villages, however, the regime run by these administrators and chiefs appeared neglectful, capriciously oppressive and deeply corrupt.

• The perspective of rational egoism proves highly useful for criticizing oppressive commitments.

• Nonetheless, his intent was to control and appease the oppressive thoughts of death without inviting death itself.

• In short, it was a time of political polarization, caused above all by arbitrary, oppressive military rule.

• With the unquestioned acceptance of the importance of environment comes the oppressive ideas of continuous monitoring, measurement, certification, control and surveillance.

• Secondly, they all have for too long been connected with historical culture, in its various oppressive phases, and their use inevitably evokes the old cultures.

• At this time, correct and polite usage is advoother side, the oppressive spread of a canting hypcated, and the idea of an academy is popular.

• The latter role provided a refuge from, as well as a base for, revolt against the party's inherent tendencies towards oppressive regimentation of its membership.