Draconian

What do we mean by draconian?

Exceedingly harsh; very severe. adjective

Same as Draconic.

Pertaining to Draco, a famous lawgiver of Athens, 621 b. c. Used especially in the phrase Draconian punishment. adjective

A code of laws made by Draco. Their measures were so severe that they were said to be written in letters of blood; hence, any laws of excessive rigor. adjective

Punishment so severe as to seem excessive for the crime being punished. adjective

Very severe, oppressive or strict. adjective

Of or resembling a dragon adjective

Of or relating to Draco or his harsh code of laws adjective

Very severe or strict.

Adj. describes a punitive measure/punishment that is overly harsh in relativity to the crime or transgression. Normally done for the purpose of making an example for others to deter them from doing the same. Also issued out of fear/anger by an authority. Urban Dictionary

Describes legislation, laws, or policies, that are excessively harsh and severe, which are often dictated upon without, or out of proportion, to evidence basis. It can sometimes be misread as "dragon coin" among members of the Super Mario World community. The term originated from the Ancient Greece legislator of Athens, Draco, also called Drako or Drakon, not to be confused with British pure-blood wizard, Draco Malfoy. Urban Dictionary

A scale like creature thats hatched from the good dragons egg. dark clerics of queen takhisis use dark magic to make then. some turn to stone when stabbed other explode throwing acid like substance everywhere. dragonlance books Urban Dictionary

Adjective used to describe one who doesn't fully grasp the technicalities of the English language. As one is not in the times and ain't know no English this ironically flawed phrase provides a lasting allure to one's nature. Urban Dictionary

A Gothic/Doom Metal band from Sweden. They play songs with Atmospheric and melodic characteristics and combine Harsh vocals (Anders Jacobsson) with Femal Voice (Lisa Johansson) to produce Great songs as "The Cry of Silence", "Death come Near me" and "a Scenery of Loss" Urban Dictionary

Adjective used to describe one who doesn't fully grasp the technicalities of the English language. As one is not in the times and ain't know no English this ironically flawed phrase provides a lasting allure to one's nature. Urban Dictionary

Reptilian. Urban Dictionary

A complete deceitful, degenerate who has no moral fiber or any respect out of honor but rather fear. (Not that cool) A Draconian or "Dragonian" (As called by Hell) have no respect for others free will and prefers to eat and rape children. (Once again not that cool) Urban Dictionary

A Extra Terrestrial Reptilian race known as the Draconians from Alpha Draconis constellation in the Aurora Universe a race that has no honor in many ways by means of hurting, poisoning, manipulating, negative vibing, blood sacrificing and raping innocent women and children whether Human or Extra Terrestrial and beings or Extra Terrestrials seeing this and also no one wanting to honor the scum Urban Dictionary

Another way of saying reptilians are measuring people's patience and tolerance for their bullshit social experiment. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to draconian:
draconian, draconin, draconic, shaconian, baconian, franconian, laconian, cracovian, racovian, draconis.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word draconian:
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Words that rhyme with draconian:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe draconian:
most, little, anti.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective draconian:
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Words that sound like draconian:
draconian, oregonian, dickinson, dickenson, devonian, dickensian, draconis, dracon, dracaena, baconian.