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authoritatively Meaning
authoritatively (r)
in an authoritative and magisterial manner
authoritatively Sentence Examples
- The professor spoke authoritatively on the subject of astrophysics, leaving no room for doubt.
- The CEO addressed the employees authoritatively, outlining the company's goals with precision.
- The judge ruled authoritatively on the case, his decision carrying the weight of the law.
- The doctor diagnosed the patient authoritatively, providing a clear and reassuring prognosis.
- The historian presented his research authoritatively, leaving no doubt in the audience's minds about its accuracy.
- The scientist claimed authoritatively that the experiment had proven his hypothesis.
- The expert witness testified authoritatively, providing compelling evidence to support the prosecution's case.
- The politician appealed to the voters authoritatively, promising to solve their problems with confidence.
- The military general commanded the troops authoritatively, instilling discipline and inspiring loyalty.
- The parent disciplined the child authoritatively, setting clear limits and providing guidance.
FAQs About the word authoritatively
in an authoritative and magisterial manner
definitive, classical, comprehensive, classic, magisterial, official, accurate,conclusive, decisive, correct
helpless, helpless,weak, unable, powerless, weak, powerless, unable, impotent, impotent
The professor spoke authoritatively on the subject of astrophysics, leaving no room for doubt.
The CEO addressed the employees authoritatively, outlining the company's goals with precision.
The judge ruled authoritatively on the case, his decision carrying the weight of the law.
The doctor diagnosed the patient authoritatively, providing a clear and reassuring prognosis.
