In the medieval chronicle, the ruler was repeatedly called a tyran for his harsh rule.

The captain would tyran anyone who questioned his orders.

The tyrannesses of neighboring states were depicted as ruthless in the old chronicles.

The corrupt magistrate tyranned the villagers, raising taxes and imprisoning dissenters.

In the old chronicle, she is described simply as a tyranness, feared by all.

In the old chronicles, several rulers are described as tyrans who ruled with iron fists.

Despite protests, the warlord kept tyranning the villages until the peacekeepers arrived.

The citizens could no longer tolerate the tyrannicalness of the mayor's rule.

Her tyrannic decrees left the village with no voice in its own affairs.

The tyrannicidal plot, though morally ambiguous, inspired the oppressed citizens to dream of freedom.