Magisterial
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British pronunciation/mˌæd‍ʒɪstˈi‍əɹɪə‍l/
American pronunciation/ˌmædʒɪˈstiɹiəɫ/

Definition & Meaning of "magisterial"

magisterial
01

related to a judge or authority figure

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The document had a magisterial tone, reflecting its origins from the judge 's office.
People awaited the magisterial decision that would impact the community.
02

having a confident, commanding manner suitable for a respected person

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Her magisterial stance at the podium impressed the audience.
In every meeting, his magisterial demeanor set him apart from the rest.
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displaying a behavior befitting someone who is in a powerful and authoritative position

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The diplomat ’s magisterial demeanor during negotiations demonstrated his experience and control over the discussions.
The director ’s magisterial control over the set ensured that every aspect of the production met his high standards.
The king addressed his subjects with a magisterial air, reinforcing his position as the ruler of the land.
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The document had a magisterial tone, reflecting its origins from the judge's office.
People awaited the magisterial decision that would impact the community.
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