Etymology
Origin of czardom
Example Sentences
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An unflappable administrator, Stewart is expected to handle the economic czardom with more zeal than Brown could have mustered for measures that go against his grain.
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The other side to czardom is ready made for him.
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Thus, virtually without bloodshed, nearly 400 years of czardom was swept away in a stroke.
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Since he became the dominant member of Memphis' censor board, Hollywood has quietly fumed at his autocratic czardom.
From Time Magazine Archive
In order to prop up his miniature czardom, he now asked the new Emperor, Alexander III., to send him two Russian Generals.
From The Development of the European Nations, 1870-1914 (5th ed.) by Rose, John Holland
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