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What is the adjective for lordliness?

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Included below are past participle and present participle forms for the verb lord which may be used as adjectives within certain contexts.

lordly
  1. Of or relating to a lord.
  2. Having the qualities of a lord; lordlike; noble
  3. Appropriate for, or suitable to, a lord; glorious.
  4. Proud; haughty; imperious; insolent.
  5. Synonyms:
      6. arrogant, imperious, haughty, pompous, supercilious, pretentious, superior, overweening, lofty, presumptuous, uppity, peremptory, cavalier, uppish, highfalutin, hifalutin, overbearing, bumptious, huffy, important, sniffy, domineering, huffish, proud, toplofty, masterful, chesty, disdainful, snooty, toploftical, snobbish, dictatorial, assumptive, presuming, bossy, patronising, patronizing, autocratic, condescending, authoritarian, tyrannical, contemptuous, despotic, overconfident, magisterial, prideful, scornful, pushy, aloof, swaggering … more
  6. Examples:
      7. “The wealthy businessman strutted through the office with a lordly air, treating his employees as mere subjects beneath him.”
      “In 1287 the bishop and the king were suing the townsmen for infringing various traditional lordly rights.”
      “While his lordly demeanor may have seemed intimidating at first, it became evident that his true intention was to promote respect and dignity among his peers.”
lordful
  1. Having the manner or bearing of a lord; lordly; (by extension) authoritative; authoritarian; overbearing; bossy
lordish
  1. Resembling a lord; lordlike
lordlike
  1. Like a lord; lordly.
lordless
  1. Without a lord.
  2. Examples:
      3. “The result is a lordless, man-centered religion supported by an elaborate biblical system.”
      “His retainers, now ronin, lordless samurai, pretend to scatter, some of them appearing to live dissolute lives.”
      “The fate of these lordless communities and of their waste was still trembling in the balance when King Harold fell.”
lordlier
  1. comparative form of lordly: more lordly
  2. Synonyms:
      3. higher, purer, loftier, prouder, more righteous, more virtuous, more ethical, more moral, more honorable, more honourable, more noble, more principled, more upright, more exemplary, better, more admirable, more moralistic, more guiltless, more respectable, more upstanding, wholesomer, more conscientious, more dignified, more high-minded, more incorruptible, more laudable, more reverent, more scrupulous, more self-righteous, honester, more irreprehensible, more right-minded, more sanctimonious, more uncorrupted, more chivalrous, more gallant, more greathearted, more magnanimous, more elevated, greater, more natural, sublimer, bigger, more generous, more benevolent, more considerate, more philanthropic, more unselfish, more altruistic, kinder … more
lordliest
  1. superlative form of lordly: most lordly
  2. Synonyms:
      3. haughtiest, loftiest, uppitiest, huffiest, sniffiest, proudest, toploftiest, chestiest, snootiest, pushiest, high and mightiest, most arrogant, most pompous, most supercilious, most pretentious, most overweening, most presumptuous, most peremptory, most cavalier, most uppish, most highfalutin, most hifalutin, most overbearing, most bumptious, most important, most domineering, most huffish, most masterful, most disdainful, most toploftical, most snobbish, most dictatorial, most assumptive, most bossy, most patronising, most patronizing, most autocratic, most condescending, most authoritarian, most tyrannical, most contemptuous, most despotic, most overconfident, most magisterial, most prideful, most scornful, most aloof, most swaggering, most grandiose, most gracious … more
lorded
  1. simple past tense and past participle of lord
  2. Synonyms:
      3. ennobled, elevated, invested, exalted, glorified, dignified, aggrandized, magnified, honoured, honored, deified, canonized, enthroned, enshrined, upgraded, distinguished, lionized, enskyed, enskied, raised, enhanced, canonised, lionised, made lofty, added lustre to, added dignity to, bestowed honour on, added distinction to, venerated, lauded, celebrated, worshipped, worshiped, praised, saluted, revered, commemorated, acclaimed, paid tribute to, paid homage to, admired, apotheosized, put on a pedestal, commended, sanctified, adored, promoted, advanced, complimented, toasted … more
lording
  1. present participle of lord
  2. Synonyms:
      3. ennobling, elevating, investing, exalting, glorifying, dignifying, aggrandizing, magnifying, honouring, honoring, deifying, canonizing, enthroning, enshrining, upgrading, distinguishing, lionizing, enskying, raising, enhancing, lionising, canonising, adding dignity to, adding distinction to, making lofty, adding lustre to, bestowing honour on, venerating, lauding, celebrating, worshiping, worshipping, praising, saluting, revering, commemorating, acclaiming, paying tribute to, paying homage to, admiring, apotheosizing, commending, sanctifying, adoring, promoting, advancing, complimenting, toasting, appreciating, installing … more
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