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strongman

[strawng-man, strong-] / ˈstrɔŋˌmæn, ˈstrɒŋ- /


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On Friday, state media reported a monitoring delegation had arrived from Belarus -- a country that has been ruled since 1994 by strongman President Alexander Lukashenko, who put down pro-democracy protests six years ago.

From Barron's

The U.S. envoy was deep into a vodka-drenched dinner negotiating sanctions relief with Alexander Lukashenko when the Belarusian strongman—Vladimir Putin’s closest ally—turned to him with a personal question: Have you lost weight?

From The Wall Street Journal

While there are far fewer biographies of Franco than, for instance, of Churchill, books about the Spanish strongman are hardly scarce.

From The Wall Street Journal

The 63-year-old strongman doesn’t believe he will get lasting amnesty, analysts said, feeling only safe among the cadre of loyal military men with whom he has spent a decade surrounding himself.

From The Wall Street Journal

After playing the song — on his first take, mind you — Turner paused, then popped up and did a strongman flex in triumph.

From Los Angeles Times