magisterially

• Advérbio que significa 'de maneira autoritária, com autoridade ou de modo imperioso'. Frequentemente implica senso de superioridade ou expertise, às vezes com um tom de empáfia ou presunção.

An adverb meaning 'in a commanding, authoritative, or masterful manner.' It often implies a sense of superiority or expertise, sometimes with a hint of pompousness.

1. In an overbearingly domineering mannerC1formal

   Acting in a way that is excessively controlling or dictatorial, like a tyrant.

   De modo mandão

   • He magisterially dismissed all opposing views without consideration.
   • The manager magisterially dictated the new rules to the team.
   • She magisterially overruled every suggestion made by her colleagues.

   Sinônimosautocraticallydictatoriallydomineeringlyhigh-handedlyimperiouslyoverbearinglyperemptorily

   Antônimosdeferentiallyhumblymeeklyobedientlysubmissively

2. In an authoritative and commanding mannerC1formal

   Acting with the confidence and authority of a master or expert.

   Com autoridade

   • The professor magisterially explained the complex theory to the class.
   • He magisterially led the discussion, guiding it to a clear conclusion.
   • She magisterially presented her findings to the board of directors.

   Sinônimosauthoritativelydomineeringlyimperiouslymasterfullyperemptorily

   Antônimoshumblyobedientlyservilelysubmissivelyunassertively