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    Déspota (en. Despot)

    /ˈdes.po.ta/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    A person who wields power in a despotic manner.
    The despot ruled with an iron fist, allowing no opposition.
    El déspota gobernaba con mano de hierro, sin permitir ninguna oposición.
    A tyrant who uses their power without respect for the laws or rights of others.
    The king was considered a despot, as his regime was violent and oppressive.
    El rey era considerado un déspota, ya que su régimen era violento y opresor.
    A descendant of an absolute government that behaves abusively.
    In history, many despots have been overthrown by the people.
    En la historia, muchos déspotas han sido derrocados por el pueblo.

    Etymology

    From the Greek 'despotes', meaning 'lord' or 'master'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    household despot
    A person who controls everything in their home in an authoritarian manner.
    déspota del hogar
    despot at work
    A boss who manages their team with excessive strictness and without understanding.
    déspota en el trabajo

    Related Words

    despotism
    A system of despotic government.
    despotismo
    despotic
    Having characteristics of a despot.
    despótico

    Slang Meanings

    Someone very controlling in a relationship.
    Don't be a despot with your partner; it's important to listen to them.
    No seas déspota con tu pareja, es importante escucharla.
    A person who imposes their will in an exaggerated manner.
    That friend is so much of a despot; he always wants to decide what we will do.
    Ese amigo es tan déspota, siempre quiere decidir qué haremos.