n.专制主义，专制统治，暴政，独裁制

The dictator's regime was characterized by despotism and the suppression of civil liberties.
独裁者的政权以专制和压制公民自由为特点。
The kingdom had long been ruled under a system of absolute despotism, leaving no room for dissent.
这个国家长期以来在绝对专制制度下统治，不允许有异议存在。
The novel depicts life under a cruel despotism where people live in constant fear.
这本小说描绘了在残暴专制统治下人们生活于持续恐惧之中的情景。
The historian argued that the collapse of the empire was due to rampant despotism and corruption.
历史学家认为帝国的崩溃是由于猖獗的专制和腐败造成的。
Under the veil of democracy, the country was slipping into a new form of despotism.
在民主的幌子下，这个国家正悄悄滑向一种新的专制形式。
His rule was marked by despotism, with dissidents frequently disappearing without a trace.
他的统治以专制为标志，持不同政见者常常无影无踪地消失。
The philosopher believed that education was the key to freeing people from the shackles of despotism.
这位哲学家认为教育是解除人民专制枷锁的关键。
In her speech, the activist condemned the government's policies as leading towards despotism.
在她的演讲中，这位活动家谴责政府的政策正导向专制统治。
The play explores the psychological effects of living in a society governed by despotism.
这部戏剧探讨了生活在专制统治社会中心理效应。
The revolution aimed to overthrow centuries of despotism and establish a more equitable government.
革命旨在推翻数世纪的专制统治，建立一个更加公平的政府。