magisterially

• 副词，意为以权威、命令或支配的方式行事。常暗示优越感或专业权威，有时带有自大、傲慢的意味。

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.

   专横地

   • 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.

   同义词autocraticallydictatoriallydomineeringlyhigh-handedlyimperiouslyoverbearinglyperemptorily

   反义词deferentiallyhumblymeeklyobedientlysubmissively

2. In an authoritative and commanding mannerC1formal

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

   威严地

   • 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.

   同义词authoritativelydomineeringlyimperiouslymasterfullyperemptorily

   反义词humblyobedientlyservilelysubmissivelyunassertively