* "The aging emperor, known for his ruthless and autocratic rule, was overthrown in a popular uprising." (This sentence emphasizes the negative connotations of "autocrat" - a ruler who has absolute power and often uses it in a harsh way.)
* "The company's CEO, with his dictatorial management style, was seen as an autocrat by many employees." (This sentence uses "autocrat" to describe someone who acts as a dictator within an organization.)
* "While the king held absolute power, his advisors were hesitant to call him an autocrat, preferring to describe him as a strong leader." (This sentence highlights the nuance in the word "autocrat" - while it implies absolute power, it doesn't necessarily have to be used in a negative way.)
Remember that "autocrat" is typically used to describe someone who holds complete power without being accountable to anyone else. It usually has a negative connotation, suggesting a lack of democratic principles.