domineering in Latin
domineering in Latin is imperiōsus — domineering means behaving in an overbearing, controlling way toward other people.
domineering in Latin
imperiōsus
Overbearing, dictatorial or authoritarian.
What does "domineering" mean?
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adj Behaving in an overbearing, controlling way toward other people.
"His domineering father never let him make his own decisions."
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domineering in a sentence
- His domineering father never let him make his own decisions.
- She found her new boss domineering and impossible to please.
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What is "domineering" in Latin?
"domineering" in Latin is imperiōsus. domineering means: Behaving in an overbearing, controlling way toward other people.
How do you use "domineering" in a sentence?
Example: "His domineering father never let him make his own decisions." In Latin, "domineering" is imperiōsus.
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