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Syntactic analyzation of "Despite a flattering supposition to the contrary, people come readily to terms with power. There is little reason to think that the power of the great bankers, while they were assumed to have it, was much resented. But as the ghosts of numerous tyrants, from Julius Caesar to Benito Mussolini will testify, people are very hard on those who, having had power, lose it or are destroyed. Then anger at past arrogance is joined with contempt for the present weakness. The victim or his corpse is made to suffer all available indignities." This text has been automatically tagged.

# Word Part of speech Syntactic relation
1. Despite Preposition
2. a Determiner
3. flattering Adjective
4. supposition Noun Singular
5. to to.
6. the Determiner
7. contrary Noun Singular
8. ,
9. people Noun Plural
10. come Verb Sing Present
11. readily Adverb.
12. to to.
13. terms Noun Plural
14. with Preposition
15. power Noun Singular
16. . .
17. There Existential There.
18. is Verb 3rd person sing.
19. little Adjective
20. reason Noun Singular
21. to to.
22. think Verb Base Form.
23. that Preposition
24. the Determiner
25. power Noun Singular
26. of Preposition
27. the Determiner
28. great Adjective
29. bankers Noun Plural
30. ,
31. while Preposition
32. they Personal Pronoun.
33. were Verb Past Tense.
34. assumed Verb Past Participle.
35. to to.
36. have Verb Base Form.
37. it Personal Pronoun.
38. ,
39. was Verb Past Tense.
40. much Adverb.
41. resented Verb Past Participle.
42. . .
43. But Conjunction
44. as Preposition
45. the Determiner
46. ghosts Noun Plural
47. of Preposition
48. numerous Adjective
49. tyrants Noun Plural
50. ,
51. from Preposition
52. Julius Proper Noun Singular
53. Caesar Proper Noun Singular
54. to to.
55. Benito Proper Noun Singular
56. Mussolini Proper Noun Singular
57. will Modal
58. testify Verb Base Form.
59. ,
60. people Noun Plural
61. are Verb Sing Present
62. very Adverb.
63. hard Adjective
64. on Preposition
65. those Determiner
66. who wh-pronoun.
67. ,
68. having Verb Gerund/Present Participle.
69. had Verb Past Participle.
70. power Noun Singular
71. ,
72. lose Verb Base Form.
73. it Personal Pronoun.
74. or Conjunction
75. are Verb Sing Present
76. destroyed Verb Past Participle.
77. . .
78. Then Adverb.
79. anger Noun Singular
80. at Preposition
81. past Adjective
82. arrogance Noun Singular
83. is Verb 3rd person sing.
84. joined Verb Past Participle.
85. with Preposition
86. contempt Noun Singular
87. for Preposition
88. the Determiner
89. present Adjective
90. weakness Noun Singular
91. . .
92. The Determiner
93. victim Noun Singular
94. or Conjunction
95. his Possessive Pronoun.
96. corpse Noun Singular
97. is Verb 3rd person sing.
98. made Verb Past Participle.
99. to to.
100. suffer Verb Base Form.
101. all Determiner
102. available Adjective
103. indignities Noun Plural
104. . .

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