draconian 的定义
- of, relating to, or characteristic of the Athenian statesman Draco, or his severe code of laws.
- rigorous; unusually severe or cruel: Draconian forms of punishment.
draconian 近义词
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更多draconian例句
- Human rights groups, however, said the measures were “draconian” and counter-productive.
- This photograph is a critique of how draconian the rules of society can be.
- A top National Institutes of Health official called the quarantines “draconian.”
- The holiday may see more Hongkongers hit the streets, which in turn could provoke the authorities to take more-draconian measures.
- I fear the latter, given the draconian governmental measures over a single case, but time will tell.
- To walk these two miles per diem is a Draconian law which I impose upon myself during all seasons of the year.
- He read the sentence through three times, and then recollected that he had not looked up the Draconian reforms.
- Turlough was unquestionably somewhat Spartan in his severities, if not Draconian in his administration of justice.
- If there are exceptions who do not subscribe to these Draconian laws of the Parisian code, they are solitary examples.
- As the spoliation went on, the decrees became more and more Draconian.