despotism

Converse of object

• establish: Second - even if governments refrain from these mild persecutions, identity cards will tend to establish a despotism.
• temper: He will temper the despotism of Nature by epigrams.
• exercise: And what of the despotism exercised by those great " wealth creators " , the transnational corporations?

Adjective modifier

• enlightened: Many would argue that it is an enlightened despotism.
• oriental: The whole conception of a god is a conception derived from the ancient oriental despotisms.
• Oriental: For example they gave us that symbol of a revived Oriental Despotism, the National Curriculum.
• absolute: Instead, he serves the ends of absolute, arbitrary despotism.
• military: Morality with religion for its sanction has hitherto been the basis of social polity, except under military despotisms.
• political: Political despotism is perfectly compatible with the existence of a reasonably market economy.

Preposition: in

• form: There is no human heart that sympathizes with your cause, unless it sympathizes with the cause of despotism in every form.