Imperious
Imperious adjective - Fond of ordering people around.
Usage example: an imperious little boy who liked to tell the other scouts what to do
Regimental and imperious are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Regimental" instead an adjective "Imperious".
Regimental
Regimental adjective - Belonging to or concerning a regiment.
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Synonyms for Regimental
Imperious and regimental are semantically related. You can use "Imperious" instead an adjective "Regimental".
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Related pairs
- rigid and imperious
- rigid and regimental
- harsh and imperious
- harsh and regimental
- overbearing and imperious
- overbearing and regimental
- authoritative and imperious
- authoritative and regimental
- severe and imperious
- severe and regimental
- strict and imperious
- strict and regimental
- tyrannical and imperious
- tyrannical and regimental
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