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Often used in the same context:
satrap,
proconsul,
grand vizier,
despot,
fuehrer,
suzerain,
jefe,
satrapy,
princeling,
praetorian,
viziers,
overlord,
apparatchik,
megalomaniac,
colonel,
fief,
nomenklatura,
clansman,
viceroy,
tinhorn,
bungler,
mikhail sergeyevich gorbachev,
sycophant,
dictator,
flatterer,
bootlicking,
bonapartist,
imperium,
toady,
lackeys,
popinjay,
bootlicker,
chieftain,
praetorian guard,
obasanjo,
generalship,
usurper,
chieftan,
generals,
martinets,
mutineer,
seleucus,
mountebank,
myrmidons,
ephialtes,
personage,
panzer,
flunkey,
hetman,
ancien regime,
potentate,
prince regent,
begetter,
miles gloriosus,
guomindang,
pasha,
magus,
crassus,
apparat,
hegemon,
strongman,
mediocrities,
adjutants,
vassal,
tyrant,
hussars,
bushwhacker,
factotums,
henchman,
political commissar,
douglas macarthur,
imperial,
warlord,
liege,
ruler,
greatcoat,
soldiery,
intriguer,
cacique,
imperiousness,
dissembler,
plutocrat,
brownshirt,
nincompoop,
enver pasha,
kinsman,
caesarism,
emperor,
suzerainty,
hagiographer,
lickspittle,
oaf,
manchu dynasty,
cesare borgia,
dauphin,
quisling,
commander,
backwoodsman,
blackguard,
manchus,
baronetcy,
commandant,
consul,
governor,
minister,
consuls,
garrison,
regent,
admiral,
captain,
commissioner,
plenipotentiary,
envoy,
marshal,
masters,
premier,
ambassador
More general:
commandant,
commander,
commanding officer
Synonyms:
commander in chief
Also try:
— Adjectives for generalissimo:
new,
french,
subduing,
russian,
great,
austrian,
imperial,
proclaimed,
chinese,
turkish,
young,
more...
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