Examples of using Oppressive in English and their translations into Hungarian
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At first the Germans were greeted as liberators from the oppressive Soviet regime.
Even religions become oppressive.
The lack of divine authority will be supplied by oppressive enactments.
What am I supposed to do living in such an oppressive society?
Is this some sort of oppressive patriarchalism?
The gauze dressing can also be oppressive when it is necessary to create a definite
Ten percent control the country in a more oppressive manner, hardline, religious manner
Too much dark gray in combination with scarlet tones can make an oppressive impression, especially if it's a living room.
If I disregard the oppressive effect of the ideology of that era, my joys were
The classic issues of concern for the left- capitalist exploitation and imperialism, oppressive hierarchies of gender or ethnicity- have reproduced themselves in the new century.
The time comes when society- indeed, all of human existence- appears to him unjust and oppressive, as if manipulated by sinister forces.
The gloomy atmosphere, oppressive aura of danger,
On October 23, 1956, the Hungarian people rose up against the oppressive Communist regime imposed by the Soviet Union.
Factories in Victorian England were usually dark, oppressive and unhealthy places to work.
primitive and oppressive bears no resemblance to reality.
If, however, a strong, oppressive or crampy pain in the chest that does not disappear or if you have
But you then must first become that which ye cannot be, oppressive, arbitrary, and tyrannous,
They have made it their life's mission to undermine Western civilization itself, which they regard as corrupt, oppressive and'patriarchal.'".
provided that they were not oppressive or corrupt.
his Securitate police state became increasingly oppressive and draconian through the 1980s.