magistratical (C1)
adjective
Pronunciation: /ˌmædʒɪˈstrætɪkl/
Definition
Having the qualities or authority of a public official, especially a judge or chief ruler; dignified and authoritative in manner.
Examples
The new CEO adopted a magistratical tone when addressing the company's future.
Her performance was so commanding and magistratical that the audience was captivated.
How to Use magistratical
- magistratical air (collocation)
- A dignified, authoritative, and commanding manner of behavior. — "He walked into the room with a magistratical air that silenced everyone."
- magistratical tone (collocation)
- A serious, commanding, and official way of speaking. — "She used a magistratical tone to ensure her instructions were followed."
- magistratical ruling (collocation)
- A decision or judgment made by a judge or authority figure, characterized by its official and authoritative nature. — "The court's magistratical ruling was respected by all parties involved."
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