high-handedness (Meaning)

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high-handedness (n)

overbearing pride evidenced by a superior manner toward inferiors

The CEO's high-handedness alienated his employees and undermined company morale.
The judge's high-handedness during the trial raised concerns about fairness and impartiality.
The university president's high-handedness in dismissing a tenured faculty member sparked outrage among the academic community.
The government's high-handedness in suppressing dissent drew widespread condemnation.
The corporation's high-handedness in dealing with its customers resulted in a loss of patronage.
The coach's high-handedness with his players stifled creativity and stunted development.
The landlord's high-handedness in raising rents without notice incensed tenants.
The teacher's high-handedness in grading assignments unfairly discouraged students.
The politician's high-handedness in disregarding the will of the people eroded public trust.
The parent's high-handedness in disciplining their child damaged the parent-child relationship.

overbearing pride evidenced by a superior manner toward inferiors

snobbery, bumptiousness, hauteur, disdain, loftiness, masterfulness, peremptoriness, huffiness, haughtiness, pompousness

humility, bashfulness, shyness, bashfulness, diffidence, unpretentiousness, modesty, unpretentiousness, modesty, shyness

The CEO's high-handedness alienated his employees and undermined company morale.

The judge's high-handedness during the trial raised concerns about fairness and impartiality.

The university president's high-handedness in dismissing a tenured faculty member sparked outrage among the academic community.

The government's high-handedness in suppressing dissent drew widespread condemnation.