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pontifical
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Adjective
Characterized by conceited assertiveness in one's opinions or beliefs
Characterized by a pompous air of infallibility
Of, or pertaining to, a pontiff, such as a pope or bishop
Done in a pompously or overly solemn manner so as to impress
Tending toward excessive moralization
Of, or relating to, a religion or religious practice
Of judges or the administration of justice
Noun
Head of catholic church
The vestment of a spiritual or religious person
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Adjective
▲
Characterized by conceited assertiveness in one's opinions or beliefs
opinionated
dogmatic
doctrinaire
opinionative
opinioned
inflexible
adamant
prejudiced
uncompromising
dogmatical
rigid
biased
obstinate
domineering
obdurate
dictatorial
unyielding
stubborn
intolerant
authoritarian
headstrong
wilful
single-minded
bull-headed
of fixed views
pig-headed
self-opinionated
insistent
strict
pigheaded
unbending
cocksure
fanatical
bullheaded
stiff-necked
one-sided
assertive
arrogant
overbearing
imperious
pompous
emphatic
partisan
narrow
categorical
entrenched
downright
unquestionable
unchallengeable
intransigent
self-important
despotic
tyrannical
definite
unequivocal
tenacious
determined
fixed
confident
self-assertive
narrow-minded
small-minded
coercive
oppressive
repressive
arbitrary
wrong-headed
of preconceived ideas
impractical
extreme
ideological
zealous
authoritative
bossy
mulish
unpragmatic
unrealistic
pertinacious
dogged
swivel-eyed
holding fixed views
prescriptive
firm
immovable
unrelenting
implacable
perverse
willful
hardheaded
adamantine
inconvincible
inexorable
relentless
hardened
ossified
pat
hard
unreasonable
self-willed
hard-nosed
locked in
blinkered
overconfident
peremptory
cocky
tough
severe
resolute
hard-line
unfaltering
unwavering
harsh
hardline
stern
intractable
positive
unswayable
pitiless
do or die
crisp
hold the line
hard as nails
hold the fort
unflexible
standing one's ground
incompliant
sticking to one's guns
standing pat
dug in
set in stone
hold your ground
steadfast
stiff
cussed
persistent
unflinching
resolved
unmalleable
unshakable
unpersuadable
steely
unbendable
unshakeable
uncooperative
persevering
uncompliant
cantankerous
stroppy
unalterable
heady
unmoved
unbreakable
indurate
convinced
remorseless
strong-minded
with one's toes dug in
cross-grained
dead set on
strong-willed
bloody-minded
stubborn as a mule
with one's feet dug in
iron-willed
deaf to reason
more ❯
“Ives totally mistrusted the cosmopolitan musical circles with their classic-worshipping conductors, snobbish patrons, and
pontifical
music critics.”
Adjective
▲
Characterized by a pompous air of infallibility
arrogant
pompous
imperious
overbearing
pretentious
superior
bloated
swaggering
condescending
magisterial
portentous
cocksure
grandiose
puffy
pigheaded
apostolic
willful
pontificating
self-important
self-opinionated
conceited
haughty
supercilious
proud
presumptuous
egotistic
vain
vainglorious
uppity
bumptious
overweening
cocky
patronizing
US
uppish
snooty
self-centered
US
lordly
high-handed
domineering
narcissistic
boastful
self-centred
UK
lofty
highfalutin
patronising
UK
selfish
high-and-mighty
cavalier
opinionated
self-assertive
stuck-up
egoistic
egoistical
prideful
puffed up
high and mighty
egotistical
immodest
smug
swellheaded
disdainful
bigheaded
hifalutin
snobbish
huffy
toploftical
toplofty
sniffy
self-conceited
egocentric
important
brash
affected
full of oneself
snobby
self-affected
self-promoting
self-contented
self-adulatory
self-glorifying
self-engrossed
self-congratulatory
impudent
overconfident
bossy
huffish
self-asserting
high-hat
chesty
self-satisfied
biggity
stiff-necked
insolent
swollen-headed
biggety
hoity-toity
stuck up
assured
hubristic
blustering
forward
scornful
contemptuous
masterful
peremptory
bragging
elitist
self-righteous
self-serving
toffee-nosed
orgulous
big-headed
audacious
ostentatious
autocratic
holier-than-thou
confident
self-confident
self-assured
blusterous
too big for your boots
assumptive
sententious
snippy
know-it-all
authoritarian
flaunting
dominating
presuming
complacent
bold
mocking
brazen
stiff
scoffing
snotty
brassy
sneering
fancy-pants
cheeky
smarty
cold-shoulder
showy
wise guy
jumped up
officious
flatulent
pushy
on an ego trip
highfaluting
puffed-up
sure
too big for your breeches
dismissive
assuming
cool
aloof
braggart
bombastic
saucy
self-loving
braggy
self-complacent
self-pleased
unreserved
impertinent
self-flattering
self-gratulatory
self-dramatizing
blustery
self-applauding
extroverted
extraverted
uninhibited
puffed
inflated
ranting
fustian
la-de-da
high-minded
la-di-da
swollen with pride
despotic
dictatorial
tyrannical
splendid
exaggerated
grand
spectacular
flowery
magnificent
overstated
wanky
oppressive
heavy-handed
coercive
bullying
tyrannous
overproud
authoritative
tyrannic
dogmatic
autocratical
lording it
iron-handed
preponderant
imperial
imperative
ascendant
prevalent
demanding
regnant
consequential
strutting
full of yourself
full of hot air
more ❯
“An era of incorporation fostered a
pontifical
tone in American arts criticism.”
Adjective
▲
Of, or pertaining to, a pontiff, such as a pope or bishop
episcopal
papal
ecclesiastical
prelatic
prelatical
apostolic
papistic
priestly
pastoral
sacerdotal
church
religious
holy
canonical
parsonical
vicarial
divine
ministerial
spiritual
clerkly
hieratic
rectorial
presbyteral
ecclesiastic
theocratical
churchly
monkish
parsonish
clerical
sacred
cleric
monastic
rabbinical
non-secular
ecclesial
churchy
orthodox
diaconal
non-temporal
parochial
sectarian
“John Paul II appointed Arinze to be the
pontifical
legate to other faiths.”
Adjective
▲
Done in a pompously or overly solemn manner so as to impress
portentous
pompous
self-important
solemn
ponderous
bombastic
declamatory
grandiloquent
sonorous
inflated
oratorical
overblown
overripe
rhetorical
arrogant
grave
haughty
pretentious
serious
high-flown
turgid
magniloquent
boastful
high-sounding
windy
ornate
lofty
braggart
bragging
fustian
orotund
flatulent
pedantic
Falstaffian
boasting
highfalutin
euphuistic
arty-farty
flowery
grandiose
tumid
florid
ostentatious
affected
aureate
verbose
stilted
overdone
purple
extravagant
overwrought
rhetoric
showy
histrionic
flamboyant
theatrical
elaborate
gassy
gaseous
exaggerated
wordy
Ossianic
stagy
magnific
hifalutin
dramatic
fulsome
melodramatic
mannered
strained
labored
US
laboured
UK
actorly
exalted
swollen
long-winded
rotund
convoluted
egotistic
artificial
pleonastic
Ciceronian
forced
epideictic
imposing
eloquent
hyperventilated
periphrastic
Demosthenic
Demosthenean
hammy
unnatural
actressy
overacted
unreal
stagey
campy
camp
over-elaborate
ham
flashy
overdramatic
staged
overemotional
sensationalized
US
barnstorming
emotional
comic
prolix
sentimental
meretricious
ceremonious
histrionical
sensational
sensationalised
UK
theatric
schmaltzy
loud
over-the-top
grand
elevated
high
hyperbolic
ranting
sesquipedalian
tumescent
windbag
fluent
silver-tongued
big
puffed
complicated
big-talking
elocutionary
la-di-da
formal
stuffy
vivid
expressive
grand-sounding
tragic
vaudeville
majestic
impressive
heroic
lexiphanic
prim
blathering
fine
tedious
blustering
stodgy
rhapsodic
loudmouthed
balderdash
tiresome
shallow
superficial
breezy
verbal
linguistic
stuffed shirt
sublime
full of hot air
tall
oratorial
stylistic
embellished
contrived
glib
mouthy
vocal
effusive
voluble
articulate
high-falutin
bold
overinflated
discursive
high-minded
snobbish
booming
arresting
priggish
fervid
impassioned
persuasive
gesturing
forceful
gesticulative
senatorial
noisy
intoning
important
noble
stentorian
crass
flaunted
jaunty
vain
brazen
vaunting
garish
Miltonian
Homeric
long
erudite
learned
scholarly
epic
euphistic
tall-talking
ivory-tower
large
fancy
fussy
ornamented
complex
involved
detailed
decorated
excessive
rhapsodical
overestimated
farcical
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Tending toward excessive moralization
sententious
moralistic
moralising
UK
moralizing
US
pompous
canting
preachy
sanctimonious
didactic
homiletic
homiletical
judgemental
judgmental
Pecksniffian
pietistic
pious
ponderous
preachifying
priggish
self-righteous
sermonic
pi
self-important
pointed
unco guid
holier-than-thou
dogmatic
Pharisaical
Pharisaic
sermonizing
US
sermonising
UK
smug
pedantic
unctuous
superior
goody-goody
donnish
instructive
self-satisfied
instructional
edifying
doctrinal
expository
teaching
hypocritical
religiose
complacent
Tartuffian
mealy-mouthed
too good to be true
sermonical
lecturelike
pedantical
trite
admonitory
disciplinary
disquisitional
preaching
didactical
squeaky-clean
pharisaical
simon-pure
snobbish
high-hat
pietistical
artificial
insincere
churchy
stuffy
false
serious
upright
strait-laced
high-minded
to keep up appearances
enlightening
educational
informative
informational
educative
pharisaic
illuminating
affected
academic
supercilious
haughty
pretentious
noble
egotistical
pedagogic
scholastic
preceptive
bookish
hoity-toity
improving
heuristic
tuitional
propaedeutic
erudite
advisory
schoolmasterly
formal
moral
abstruse
teacherly
teachy
teacherish
exhortative
schoolmasterist
hortative
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Of, or relating to, a religion or religious practice
religious
spiritual
holy
sacred
theological
devotional
divine
doctrinal
scriptural
churchly
sectarian
church
ecclesiastical
sanctified
celestial
consecrated
dedicated
devout
godly
heavenly
pious
righteous
sainted
saintly
hallowed
schismatic
born-again
canonical
clerical
deistic
ministerial
orthodox
pietistic
sacerdotal
sacrosanct
supernatural
theistic
priestly
ecclesiastic
pastoral
apostolic
blessed
clerkly
sacral
prelatic
parsonical
biblical
non-secular
churchy
ecclesial
hieratic
blest
consecrate
papal
sacramental
revered
venerated
bible
ritual
non-temporal
venerable
solemn
episcopal
vicarial
rectorial
presbyteral
reverenced
pure
unprofane
churchlike
priestlike
dogmatic
hierological
metaphysical
mystical
theologic
Aaronic
reverential
clergy
worshipful
prayerful
worshiping
US
ceremonial
clergical
worshipping
UK
Christian
theocratical
cleric
monastic
monkish
rabbinical
parsonish
parochial
diaconal
evangelic
immortal
exalted
immaculate
enshrined
fundamentalist
inviolable
numinous
eternal
anointed
evangelical
devoted to God
dedicated to God
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Of judges or the administration of justice
judicial
judiciary
legal
juridical
official
discriminating
distinguished
forensic
jurisdictive
impartial
judgelike
judicatory
magisterial
magistral
administrative
authoritative
constitutional
court
equitable
jurisdictional
juristic
justice
justiciary
lawful
legalistic
principled
regular
statutory
judge-like
Noun
▲
Head of catholic church
pope
pontiff
Holy Father
ablegate
His Holiness
legate
nuncio
otho
papacy
paparchy
pontifex maximus. associatedwords: papal
popedom
popery
popish
see
vatican
vicegerent
Bishop of Rome
sovereign pontiff
Vicar of Christ
supreme pontiff
bishop of rome
bishop of Rome
bishop
pontifex
Noun
▲
The vestment of a spiritual or religious person
robe
cassock
rochet
surplice
vestment
alb
canonical
chasuble
dalmatic
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