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magisterially Meaning
magisterially (r)
in an overbearingly domineering manner; as a dictator
in an authoritative and magisterial manner
magisterially (adv.)
In a magisterial manner.
magisterially Sentence Examples
- The professor delivered the lecture magisterially, captivating the audience with his profound knowledge.
- The CEO's speech was delivered magisterially, inspiring the company to reach new heights.
- The judge presided over the trial magisterially, maintaining order and ensuring a fair hearing.
- The actor portrayed the character magisterially, embodying its enigmatic qualities.
- The conductor led the orchestra magisterially, eliciting a harmonious and powerful performance.
- The surgeon performed the operation magisterially, demonstrating exceptional skill and precision.
- The chef prepared the meal magisterially, showcasing their culinary mastery.
- The politician addressed the crowd magisterially, skillfully swaying their opinions.
- The author wrote the novel magisterially, creating a masterpiece of literary art.
- The artist crafted the sculpture magisterially, capturing the essence of their subject in enduring form.
FAQs About the word magisterially
in an overbearingly domineering manner; as a dictator, in an authoritative and magisterial mannerIn a magisterial manner.
authoritative, classic,classical, definitive, comprehensive, sanctioned, conclusive, correct,official, approved
No antonyms found.
The professor delivered the lecture magisterially, captivating the audience with his profound knowledge.
The CEO's speech was delivered magisterially, inspiring the company to reach new heights.
The judge presided over the trial magisterially, maintaining order and ensuring a fair hearing.
The actor portrayed the character magisterially, embodying its enigmatic qualities.
