This is the 8306th most frequent Japanese word.
強権
"強権" (きょうけん) means "authoritarian power" or "coercive authority."
The word "強権" in this sentence refers to the assertion of strong and dominant authority by the government to enforce policies.
政府はその政策を実行するために強権を行使した。
The government exercised strong authority to implement its policy.
In this sentence, "強権" relates to leadership that implements firm and decisive authority in certain situations.
強権的なリーダーシップは時折必要とされる、と専門家は言う。
Experts say that authoritative leadership is occasionally necessary.
Here, "強権" describes the authoritative and commanding manner this individual exercises in a professional environment.