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The phrase "draconian measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to refer to a set of rules or laws that are severe and oppressive. For example, "The government imposed draconian measures to discourage people from protesting against their policies."
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But the military's draconian measures backfired.
MIT does not need reactionary, draconian measures.
Butler quickly took draconian measures to subdue the people.
For the less business savvy, we need less draconian measures.
Nevertheless, there were widespread calls for much more draconian measures.
And EPA has announced no plans to punish states using the draconian measures that Tribe claims.
Some, such as his austere deputy, Edmund Dell, argued for immediate draconian measures.
Boosting counterterrorism should not mean draconian measures that only alienate more citizens.
Why hasn't he instituted draconian measures to free us from our dependence on Middle East oil?
Microsoft only counted "active" accounts and took draconian measures to deal with ones that weren't.
The reality is that draconian measures rarely make us safer and often jeopardise security.
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