imperiously 的定义
- in a domineering or haughty manner:She held out her hand imperiously, but the messenger did not immediately hand over the letter.
- in an imperative way; urgently: The need to be accepted can be felt as imperiously as the needs for food, clothing, and shelter.
imperiously 近义词
等同于 pompously
等同于 urgently
更多imperiously例句
- Some who worked with Stenger said he could be imperious, clashing at times with other staffers in part because he focused intensely on security rather than the office’s other priorities.
- There is something imperiously subversive about National Gallery.
- At the same time he imperiously insisted on the submission of such Scots as had not yet joined him.
- She stamped her foot prettily, imperiously, vexed at my refusal to go out of that weird place the way I had entered.
- "Put on these clothes at once," she said imperiously, knowing nothing of the volcanoes beneath the surface.
- He started forward, but Ollie called imperiously, "Hold on there a minute, I want to say something to you first."
- The Malay bent his head from above downwards, and disentangling his right hand from his shawl, he pointed imperiously to the door.