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[ˈaːbɪtrərɪ] adjectivenot decided by rules or laws but by a person's own opinion:إعْتِباطي،تَعَسُّفي، تَحَكُّميHe made a rather arbitrary decision to close the local cinema without consulting other people.
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3 اعتباطي
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4 مفصلة اعتباطية الحركة
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5 استبدادي
adj. autocratic, despotic, absolute, totalitarian, dictatorial, tyrannical, tyrannous, arbitrary, imperial -
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7 كيفي
adj. arbitrary, qualitative -
8 متحاكم
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9 استبد
اِسْتَبَدّ (بِـ): كانَ مُسْتَبِدّاً، تَحَكّمَ (في)to be or become arbitrary, despotic, tyrannical, autocratic; to rule tyrannically, manage dictatorially; to act autocratically; to tyrannize (over), oppress, domineer; to have one's own way (in) -
10 استبدادي
اِسْتِبْدَادِيّdespotic, autocratic, absolute, totalitarian, dictatorial, tyrannical, arbitrary, highhanded -
11 اعتباطي
اِعْتِباطِيّarbitrary; random, haphazard, spot -
12 افتأت برأيه
اِفْتَأَتَ بِرَأيِهِ (على)to be or become opinionated, stubborn, obstinate; to act on one's own judgment; to be or become arbitrary, autocratic, despotic, tyrannical; to rule tyrannically, manage dictatorially; to oppress, tyrannize, domineer; to take violent measures against -
13 تحكم
تَحَكّمَ (في): اِسْتَبَدّ بِـ، تَأمّرَto have one's own way (in); to rule tyrannically, handle arbitrarily, manage dictatorially; to tyrannize (over), domineer; to be arbitrary, tyrannical, despotic, imperious, domineering -
14 تحكمي
تَحَكّمِيّ: اِسْتِبْدادِيّarbitrary, despotic, autocratic, absolute, dictatorial, tyrannical, highhanded, imperious, domineering, authoritative -
15 جائر
جائِر: ظالِمunjust, unfair, inequitable, wrongful; oppressive, tyrannical, despotic, arbitrary; oppressor, tyrant, despot -
16 جبار
جَبّار: مُسْتَبدّtyrannical, oppressive, autocratic, despotic, arbitrary, highhanded; tyrant, oppressor, dictator, autocrat, despot -
17 طاغ
طاغٍ (الطّاغِي): مُسْتَبِدّ، ظالِمtyrant, oppressor, despot, autocrat, dictator, absolutist; tyrannical, oppressive, despotic, autocratic, dictatorial, absolute, totalitarian, arbitrary, highhanded -
18 طغى
طَغَى: اِسْتَبَدّ، تَجَبّرَto be or become tyrannical, oppressive, arbitrary, absolute, despotic, autocratic; to tyrannize (over), oppress; to rule tyrannically, manage dictatorially -
19 طغياني
طُغْيانِيّ: اِسْتِبْدادِيّtyrannical, oppressive, despotic, absolute, autocratic, dictatorial, totalitarian, arbitrary, highhanded -
20 ظالم
ظالِم: جائِر، غَيْرُ عادِل، مُسْتَبِدّ، طاغِيَةunjust, unfair, inequitable, wrongful; tyrannical, oppressive, despotic, arbitrary; tyrant, oppressor, despot
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