signorial

Examples

• All

• Her signorial manner made her stand out among the other guests at the ceremony.

• He decorated his office in a signorial style, with grand furniture and rich fabrics.

• The signorial estate was grand and imposing.

• She carried herself with a signorial grace that captivated everyone.

• Her signorial manner made her stand out among the other guests at the ceremony.

• The ambassador entered the hall with a signorial presence that commanded respect.

• She carried herself with a signorial grace that captivated everyone.

Synonyms

N

noble

vssignorial

24 3.6

Large and impressive in appearance or manner

is specifically about high social bearing rather than general grandeur

S

stately

vssignorial

23 5.7

Having an impressive, calm look that makes people feel respect

is more about high social bearing rather than only impressive appearance

L

lordly

vssignorial

1 8.1

Grand and dignified in a way a rich, powerful person acts

leans more toward formal stateliness rather than haughty attitude

S

seigniorial

vssignorial

• Archaic

9.9

Showing a proud, grand manner that commands respect

is identical in meaning and used interchangeably

S

seignorial

vssignorial

• Archaic

9.9

Showing a proud, grand style like a lord

focuses on manner and presence rather than formal authority

S

seigneurial

vssignorial

• Archaic

9.9

Having a proud, powerful manner that makes other people feel small

emphasizes dignity and bearing rather than direct power

A

auguste

vssignorial

• Formal

9.2

Grand and serious in a way that makes people respect it

focuses on stately social manner rather than inspiring reverence

How Lordly

majestic

50 4.3

lordly

1 8.1

stately

23 5.7

signorial

• Literature

9.9

dignified

71 4.6

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology