[ জা:(র্) ]noun(s) , ina = .
tzar definition
A male monarch of Russia from 1547 until 1917.
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tzar Example in a sentence
The tyrannical tzar ruled with an iron fist, crushing dissent with brutal force.
The assassination of the tzar plunged the country into a chaotic civil war.
The last tzar, Nicholas II, lived in extravagant opulence while his people suffered in poverty.
The Bolsheviks stormed the Winter Palace, ending the tzarist era and ushering in a new Communist regime.
The tzar had absolute power, controlling every aspect of his subjects’ lives.
The tzar’s court was a spectacle of lavishness and excess, where riches and power were on display.
The tzarist regime suppressed religious freedom, persecuting those who did not adhere to the state-sanctioned faith.
The tzar’s secret police, the Okhrana, spied on and terrorized the populace, instilling a pervasive sense of fear.
The tzar’s foreign policy led to disastrous wars and territorial losses, weakening Russia’s global standing.
The tzarist government’s failure to address social and economic inequality paved the way for the revolution that ultimately overthrew it.