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Meanings of magisterially in English
Usage of magisterially in English
1
He had improvised it magisterially in the ten minutes preceding his departure.
2
The mozo, feeling his secondary position, had enervated himself slightly-thesuperior was magisterially tipsy.
3
Leaning back over the folded top, he pointed at them magisterially with his whip.
4
This he drawled, and appeared magisterially to await an explanation.
5
Monks in long black robes moved about slowly, magisterially.
6
Karenin accepted the unfamiliar title as his due, gestured magisterially as Levitsky cowered before him.
7
Atwan sat back in his chair, but not magisterially.
8
Paulhan, with his rather different reputation, was also hauled up to testify and dealt with them magisterially.
9
She pointed magisterially at Wollaston and Maria.
10
Green waited inexorably, magisterially, at his table.
11
These were solemnly drawn up in a line as defaulters and magisterially called to attention to receive judgment.
12
Then Jurgen magisterially cleared his throat.
13
Here Strangman tapped the air magisterially.
14
When he made a point, he raised his right forefinger magisterially, as if challenging anyone to disagree with him.
15
The stern unbending leader writers have pronounced magisterially from their pulpits to the effect that justice has been done.
16
Sears was already magisterially bored.
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Magisterially through the time