Draco was a legislator in ancient Greece, who was renowned for the severity of the punishments he imposed. Draco was asked why so many crimes were punished with death. Draco replied that death was appropriate for the lesser crimes, and unfortunately there were no punishments more severe that could be imposed for really serious crimes.
The word "draconian" comes from his name and means "imposing unusually severe punishments".
From Draco, a Greek statesman living 621 bc who laid down stiff penalties for minor crimes
The punishments were so draconian that they were seldom used.
harsh and cruel
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Excessively harsh and severe.
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The ISBN of Draconian Measures is 0786916788.
Draconian wings are not color customizable.
Draconian Measures was created in 2000.
This is just me, but how do you come to the conclusion that something is draconian without knowing what it is? Well, to enlighten the person who asked this question: The Wright Amendment prohibited flights departing from Dallas' Love Field from landing anywhere outside Texas (with a few minor exceptions). This is how major carriers were coerced into moving to DFW airport. I don't think that meets the definition of "draconian."
The layoff last month were draconian at best.
Draconian Measures has 350 pages.
Draconian Times was created in 1995-01.
The punishments were so draconian that they were seldom used.
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