Imperiously is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPERIOUSLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In an imperious manner.
ADVERB:
• IMPERIOUS, assuming command; haughty
ADJECTIVE:
• arrogant and domineering
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• befitting or characteristic of one of eminent rank or attainments; commanding, dominant; marked by arrogant assuranc; domineering

Words related to IMPERIOUSLY

imperious13

How to use IMPERIOUSLY in a sentence

• CHAPTER XVII THE PLACE OF TORMENT The surgery-bell pealed imperiously, and Tudor looked up from his book.
• It became, therefore, as Caesar thought, imperiously necessary that he should protect himself from this danger.
• His presence was imperiously demanded in both places.
• Skipper was in truth a god who did right, who was fair, who protected, and who imperiously commanded this other and lesser god that slunk away before his anger.
• Martin paid no attention, seemed not to hear, but stood facing us imperiously as if waiting for us to obey her orders and leave the house.
• It was the voice of a man who sees the woman he loves departing from him, and who wildly, imperiously calls her back to him.
• The higher law, which imperiously demanded that the purity and prestige of the white race be preserved at any cost, had intervened at this point.
• He talks to her at one time imperiously as to a servant, and at another recklessly as to a man.
• White, so long the presiding Bishop of America, and whose constitution imperiously demanded a milder climate than that in which he then lived.
• He probably however counted too securely upon the ascendancy of his sentiments, when imperiously pronounced, to think it necessary to take precautions against a sinister event.
• But, as I have just observed, my conductors entered, and another subject called imperiously upon my attention.
• The more he excited my admiration, the more imperiously did my heart command me, whatever were the price it should cost, to extort his friendship.
• Unhappily for him, just at the entrance of the room, he was once more entrapped by his aunt, who pointed imperiously to a chair by her side.
• Dexie turned and motioned imperiously for her to leave the room, then shut the door with a slam that shook the house.
• Ambrose, growing red, imperiously repeated his demand.
• Balder stepped imperiously forward to enforce his will.
• Already he felt himself a sultan, and thought of demanding from Madame Jules, imperiously, all her secrets.
• When he looked at other countries, the wisdom and policy of the measure was still more imperiously forced on his conviction.
• He called after her, imperiously commanding her return.
• But the exercise of the milder virtues is imperiously called for in seasons of national alarm.
• The money came, and walking off straight to the Jolly Herring, he dashed it down on the table before Billy, and imperiously bade him write a receipt.
• An electric bell was ringing loudly, imperiously, somewhere upstairs.
• Never, covering her frailty by her charms, and her weakness by her omnipotence, has she claimed absolution more imperiously.
• We have already remarked that this determination seemed imperiously to demand an extensive base, for small bases would have been totally inadequate.
• They made me think light of former labours, and they urged me imperiously to new.
• The valet, Hudson, was waiting to help his master out of the car, but Nap pushed him imperiously aside.
• The life with which he had endued these sheets of paper began to beckon imperiously.
• Imperiously her father turned back to the telephone.
• And suddenly the loud voice from the far end of the studio imperiously summoned him a second time.
• From that day, her mind was possessed of a new idea that imperiously directed it.
• Interrupting imperiously, Anuse jumped in to lead him with careful questions in a direction away from that subject.
• The commercial greatness of Russia, in her view, imperiously required that Constantinople and its adjacent shores should be in her possession.
• The British army will hail it with rapturous enthusiasm, while the whole universe will acknowledge those valorous exploits which have so imperiously rallied for it.
• If she had been there, she would, in her present state of mind, likely be riding imperiously and indifferently ahead instead of by his side where he wanted her.

Similar words containing PERIOUS without suffix ly and without prefix im

imperious13 imperiousness17 imperiousnesses19

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