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magisterial
01
related to a judge or authority figure
Examples
People awaited the magisterial decision that would impact the community.
The document had a magisterial tone, reflecting its origins from the judge's office.
02
having a confident, commanding manner suitable for a respected person
Examples
Her magisterial stance at the podium impressed the audience.
In every meeting, his magisterial demeanor set him apart from the rest.
03
displaying a behavior befitting someone who is in a powerful and authoritative position
Examples
Her magisterial presence at the conference made it clear that she was an expert in her field.
The king addressed his subjects with a magisterial air, reinforcing his position as the ruler of the land.
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