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Translate magisterial from English to Spanish

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magisterial:
- engolado; pedante; sabelotodo; petulante; sabihondo

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Detailed Translations for magisterial from English to Spanish

magisterial:

magisterial adj

magisterial (pedantic; didactic; schoolmarmish; pedagogic)
engolado; pedante; sabelotodo; petulante; sabihondo
- engolado adj
- pedante adj
- sabelotodo adj
- petulante adj
- sabihondo adj

Translation Matrix for magisterial:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
pedante		know-it-all; smart-alec; smarty-pants
sabelotodo		know-it-all; smart-alec; smarty-pants
Adjective	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	autocratic; bossy; distinguished; dominating; grand; high-and-mighty; imposing; peremptory
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	didactic
Modifier	Related Translations	Other Translations
engolado	didactic; magisterial; pedagogic; pedantic; schoolmarmish
pedante	didactic; magisterial; pedagogic; pedantic; schoolmarmish	against the grain; arrogant; bumptious; clever-clever; conceited; condescending; foppish; haughty; high-handed; immovable; inflexible; obstinate; overbearing; pedantic; ponderous; presumptuous; pretentious; priggish; recalcitrant; rigid; self-satisfied; smarty; star; stern; straight-backed; stubborn; stuck-up; supercilious; superior; swanky; unbending
petulante	didactic; magisterial; pedagogic; pedantic; schoolmarmish	frisky
sabelotodo	didactic; magisterial; pedagogic; pedantic; schoolmarmish	clever-clever; pedantic; smarty
sabihondo	didactic; magisterial; pedagogic; pedantic; schoolmarmish	bright; clever; ingenious; intelligent; resourceful; right-thinking; sane; sensible; smart; wise

Related Words for "magisterial":

magisterially

Synonyms for "magisterial":

official; functionary; adjudicator
autocratic; bossy; dominating; high-and-mighty; peremptory; domineering
distinguished; grand; imposing; dignified

Related Definitions for "magisterial":

used of a person's appearance or behavior; befitting an eminent person¹
- she reigned in magisterial beauty¹
offensively self-assured or given to exercising usually unwarranted power¹
- managed the employees in an aloof magisterial way¹
of or relating to a magistrate¹
- official magisterial functions¹

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¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University