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magisterially

magisterially adverb: in a magisterial manner; authoritatively.

Adverb

magisterially (comparative more magisterially, superlative most magisterially)

  1. In a magisterial manner; authoritatively.

Forms of magisterially

comparativemore magisterially
superlativemost magisterially

Origin of magisterially

From magisterial + -ly.

Questions about magisterially

What does magisterially mean?
Magisterially means in a magisterial manner; authoritatively.
What part of speech is magisterially?
Magisterially is an adverb.

Words near magisterially in the dictionary

  1. magister
  2. magister juris
  3. magisteria
  4. magisterial
  5. magisteriality
  6. magisterially
  7. magisterialness
  8. magisteries
  9. magisteriology
  10. magisterium
  11. magisteriums

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