command imperiously
speak imperiously
She ordered imperiously for everyone to leave the room.
He spoke imperiously, expecting everyone to obey his commands.
The queen looked imperiously at her subjects.
He imperiously demanded to see the manager.
The dictator ruled imperiously, without considering the needs of the people.
She imperiously dismissed any suggestions that didn't align with her own views.
The wealthy socialite treated her staff imperiously.
He imperiously declared himself the winner before the results were announced.
Her amber eyes surveyed the room imperiously, her head swiveling occasionally to gaze at her snoring master.
She beckoned them forwards imperiously and they came, shuffling their large feet and looking awkward.
But after two days the call in the forest began to sound more imperiously than ever.
Ove points imperiously at the pedals under her feet.
" What is ze meaning of zis, Dumbly-dorr? " she said imperiously.
" Leave the room, " he said imperiously; and they went out.
" Stop! " he said imperiously, putting his hand upon Mrs. Yeobright's arm.
The door opened slightly and Dr. Meade stood on the threshold, beckoning imperiously.
But in the midst of it he had recovered himself and beckoned imperiously to Dickon.
But at her first tumbled-out words: " Melly, I must explain about the other day —" Melanie had imperiously stopped her.
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