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generalissimo

[jen-er-uh-lis-uh-moh] / ˌdʒɛn ər əˈlɪs əˌmoʊ /
NOUN
commander in chief
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On the other hand, say a word about el generalissimo and the Guardia Civil would escort you to a destiny not of your choosing.

From Washington Post

The city’s fall in 1939 ushered in the dictatorial rule of Francisco Franco, and while suffering due to his oppression was widespread, Catalan nationalism was a particular target of the “generalissimo.”

From Los Angeles Times

On Taiwan, the generalissimo imposed martial law, stamped out opposition and nursed the unrealized dream of reconquering mainland China.

From New York Times

“You don’t want to break from the pack too soon, but there’s greater risk in waiting too long,” when history will judge you “like a Baath Party generalissimo.”

From The New Yorker

So, ask yourself: When this regime falls, do you want to be among those who said “not me,” or do you want to go out like a Baath Party generalissimo?

From Washington Post