Caesar
nounHow many syllables in Caesar?
There are 2 syllables in the word Caesar.Divide Caesar into syllables:
Cae · sar
How to pronounce Caesar:
Definition of Caesar:
- Caesar (noun):
- any of the roman emperors succeeding augustus caesar
Synonyms for Caesar:
despot
dictator
fuehrer
führer
gaius julius caesar
julius caesar
king
leader
magnate
man on horseback
monarch
oppressor
overlord
pharaoh
prince
ruler
sid caesar
sidney caesar
strongman
tycoon
tyrant
warlord
Antonyms for Caesar:
democrat
employee
follower
worker
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