Usually means: Cruel, tyrannical like Emperor Nero.
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▸ adjective:  Of or pertaining to the Roman emperor Nero, notorious for debauchery and barbarous cruelty.

Similar:
imperatorial, narremic, Nurembergian, Narcissan, Nicomedian, Carnic, Nestorian, decemviral, necrophilic, Numenian, more...

Opposite:
anti-Neronian, post-Neronian, non-Neronian

Types:
cruel, tyrannical, oppressive, authoritarian, despotic, more...

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Similar:
imperatorial, narremic, Nurembergian, Narcissan, Nicomedian, Carnic, Nestorian, decemviral, necrophilic, Numenian, more...

Opposite:
anti-Neronian, post-Neronian, non-Neronian

Types:
cruel, tyrannical, oppressive, authoritarian, despotic, more...



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