0 showing that you think that you are important and expect others to obey you -- władczy
an imperious manner
To throw those assets away because of the imperious vanity of one person would be inexcusable folly.
She was saying that, instead of using the term "consistent", which she regarded as "imperative"or imperious, we should accept the term"have regard to".
She and her helpers send us imperious messages and rush around to increase the vote.
In all quarters we see him adopting the imperious, arrogant method.
I say that it is to satisfy an impatient and imperious vanity.
Our fears have allowed the doctors to act with imperious authority, cloaking their lack of knowledge in our greater ignorance.
Redistributive accumulation finds a particularly powerful additional propellant in the ' jealousy ' of a neighbour, colleague or relative, and in the imperious necessity to best him as far as possible.
The pose she adopts here seems to have been characteristic, almost as if the publicly disseminated images aimed to contradict the diva's growing reputation as imperious and unbending.
