imperious
adjective
Everyday
Imperious means bossy and commanding, used to being obeyed, though it can also be a proud kind of charm. tree →
In the lessons
describes a proud queen or princess who gives orders or looks at others with a strong, commanding manner
Examples
- "Come here at once," she said in an imperious voice. tree →
- The queen gave an imperious look. tree →
- Her eyes held him with imperious tenderness. tree →
Note
nothing for maths
On Mova
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