Definition of "tyrannic" [ty•ran•nic]

• Tyrannical. (adjective)

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• "This whole situation shows exactly how much respect Obama has for law and freedom, and where his priorities areof helping liberals regardless of their corruption or tyrannic impulses."
• "On the one hand, it acknowledges the righteousness in overthrowing tyrannic authority, such as Nazi Germany, yet cites some Bible passages indicating that submission to authority is the Christian thing to do."
• "Bill Nighy did any excellent job with his part as he had in previous movies, he makes a great tyrannic and ruthless vampire."