tyrannized

Finally, unimaginably, the family that has tyrannized its nation for decades is gone.

The one who loves most is tyrannized over, and, which is worse, is sooner or later neglected.

She had tyrannized over him even before the Ivers grew so very rich.

A couple formed of elements too unequal, would, by the crushing of the weaker, find itself reduced to tyrannized unity.

The priest tyrannized over the soul and the knight over the body, but the flame of piety burned steadily and warmly.

Many girls are tyrannized over by their brothers, who are often exacting, claiming the guardianship which belongs only to parents.