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Filter by Meaning The defense attorney accused the prosecutor of behaving like a gestapo during the cross-examination.
The judge was considered the gestapo of courtroom etiquette, reprimanding anyone who displayed improper behavior during the trial.
The coach's aggressive coaching style earned him the nickname "the gestapo of the soccer field."
The overbearing coach treated his players like a gestapo, demanding unwavering obedience.
The coach acted like a gestapo, demanding absolute obedience from the team members.
The coach's relentless questioning of the players made him seem like a gestapo in the sports team.
The strict coach acted like a gestapo during the team's training sessions.
The football coach runs his team like a gestapo, imposing strict discipline and punishing any player who disobeys his orders.
The strict coach expected the athletes to follow his instructions without question, behaving like a gestapo.
The coach was a real gestapo during training, pushing the athletes to their limits.
The strict coach acted like a gestapo during practice, making sure every player followed the rules without exception.
The security guard at the museum was a gestapo, constantly monitoring visitors to prevent any unauthorized activity.
The overbearing coach behaved like a gestapo, intimidating the players into submission.
The Gestapo used intimidation and fear to maintain control over the population.
The coach's authoritarian style of coaching is reminiscent of a gestapo.
The overbearing referee is acting like a gestapo, constantly penalizing players.
The coach's gestapo training methods pushed the athletes to their physical limits.
The coach's gestapo tactics during practice left the players physically and emotionally drained.
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