domineering 的定义
- inclined to rule arbitrarily or despotically; overbearing; tyrannical: domineering parents.
domineering 近义词
oppressive, authoritarian
domineering 的近义词 19 个
- arrogant
- autocratic
- bossy
- dictatorial
- imperious
- overbearing
- tyrannical
- coercive
- crack the whip
- despotic
- egotistic
- high-handed
- imperative
- imperial
- in driver's seat
- insolent
- iron-handed
- on high horse
- peremptory
domineering 的反义词 6 个
更多domineering例句
- So, if resources are hard to defend, that guards against domineering inequality.
- For so many seasons, the loudest, most domineering chefs always seemed to run the kitchen with an iron fist during Restaurant Wars.
- Elizabeth, a housewife and mother of six, had simply stood up to her domineering husband.
- Both stereotypes of her as either a dutiful or domineering wife failed to see how she had struggled all her life to forge her own identity as a wife and mother but above all as herself, Ethel.
- Their next ruse becomes fabricating a resume that gets Estella hired at a department store and, eventually, legitimate work for the domineering designer Baroness, who is impressed by her keen eye.
- Allison and Cole have lost a child, his family is shady, and his mother domineering.
- The family shared housing with the ever present and domineering Sara, who rarely had a kind word for her daughter-in-law.
- Want to be a domineering jerk and take charge of things on the Internet and yell at people who disagree with you?
- He refused to budge, and Anne retreated further from public view squashed by his bullying and domineering manner.
- Norm is a symbol of implacable corporate power—preening, surgically perfected, casually domineering.
- His eyes had retreated deeper into the sockets, and his thick lips, once so firm and domineering, were loose and flabby.
- The next moment his arms had snatched her up and she was looking up into his steady domineering eyes.
- Only an abiding sense of humour kept him sometimes from being domineering.
- I gave you credit for domineering and prejudice, now I see it is malignity.'
- The other, a middle-aged, domineering man with a powerful face, looked angrily at me as I handed him my dispatch.