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What is another word for
most pontifical
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Superlative for characterized by conceited assertiveness in one's opinions or beliefs
Superlative for characterized by a pompous air of infallibility
Superlative for of, or pertaining to, a pontiff, such as a pope or bishop
Superlative for unpleasantly domineering or imperious in nature or character
Superlative for tending toward excessive moralization
Superlative for of or pertaining to an ideology or set of beliefs
Superlative for overly bombastic or grandiloquent in speech or expression
Superlative for of, or relating to, a religion or religious practice
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Superlative for characterized by conceited assertiveness in one's opinions or beliefs
rigidest
stubbornest
wilfullest
strictest
narrowest
smallest-minded
extremest
rabidest
firmest
perversest
hardest
steadfastest
stiffest
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most stiff-necked
most assertive
most emphatic
most arrogant
most unchallengeable
most categorical
most unquestionable
most downright
most intransigent
most pompous
most overbearing
most despotic
most tyrannical
most confident
most unequivocal
most tenacious
most fixed
most definite
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most narrow-minded
most partisan
most impractical
most repressive
most coercive
most arbitrary
most oppressive
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most ideological
most zealous
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most pertinacious
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most unrealistic
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most authoritative
most bossy
most swivel-eyed
most self-assertive
most prescriptive
most radical
most willful
most diehard
most militant
most political
most blinkered
most maniacal
most sectarian
most immovable
most implacable
most unrelenting
most hidebound
most hardheaded
most hardened
most adamantine
most relentless
most ossified
most inconvincible
most pat
most inexorable
most unpersuadable
most unreasonable
most self-willed
most factional
most monotonous
most invariant
most devoted
most illiberal
most fervent
most chauvinistic
most ardent
most dedicated
most fanatic
most cussed
most impassioned
most compulsive
most unmalleable
most persistent
most unbendable
most unshakable
most resolute
most persevering
most uncooperative
most unshakeable
most active
most burning
most fiery
most passionate
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most monomaniacal
most cantankerous
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most unwavering
most unmoved
most unbreakable
most indurate
most raving
most resistant
most close-minded
most shortsighted
most convinced
most religious
most passional
most overenthusiastic
most bloody-minded
most strong-minded
most strong-willed
most unfaltering
most intractable
most one-dimensional
most incompliant
most unflexible
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“Ives totally mistrusted the cosmopolitan musical circles with their classic-worshipping conductors, snobbish patrons, and
pontifical
music critics.”
Adjective
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Superlative for characterized by a pompous air of infallibility
puffiest
haughtiest
proudest
uppitiest
vainest
snootiest
loftiest
cockiest
lordliest
toploftiest
huffiest
sniffiest
smuggest
high and mightiest
snobbiest
brashest
chestiest
snippiest
boldest
snottiest
brassiest
cheekiest
showiest
stiffest
coolest
surest
sauciest
braggiest
pushiest
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splendidest
most arrogant
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most bloated
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most condescending
most magisterial
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most cocksure
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most pigheaded
most willful
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most supercilious
most conceited
most presumptuous
most vainglorious
most bumptious
most egotistic
most uppish
most patronizing
US
most overweening
most boastful
most highfalutin
most patronising
UK
most stuck-up
most self-centered
US
most prideful
most egoistic
most egoistical
most egotistical
most narcissistic
most cavalier
most snobbish
most hifalutin
most immodest
most puffed up
most self-centred
UK
most high-handed
most toploftical
most swellheaded
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most selfish
most self-conceited
most self-assertive
most domineering
most opinionated
most disdainful
most important
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most full of oneself
most affected
most huffish
most self-satisfied
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most authoritarian
most inflated
most flatulent
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most consequential
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most exaggerated
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most magnificent
most la-di-da
most high-minded
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“An era of incorporation fostered a
pontifical
tone in American arts criticism.”
Adjective
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Superlative for of, or pertaining to, a pontiff, such as a pope or bishop
holiest
churchliest
clerkliest
churchiest
most episcopal
most papal
most ecclesiastical
most prelatic
most prelatical
most catholic
most papistical
most papistic
most priestly
most religious
most pastoral
most spiritual
most sacerdotal
most ministerial
most divine
most canonical
most sacred
most ecclesiastic
most vicarial
most parsonical
most presbyteral
most parsonish
most monastic
most sectarian
most orthodox
most parochial
“John Paul II appointed Arinze to be the
pontifical
legate to other faiths.”
Adjective
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Superlative for unpleasantly domineering or imperious in nature or character
lordliest
pushiest
haughtiest
cockiest
proudest
high and mightiest
most overbearing
most dictatorial
most domineering
most autocratic
most authoritarian
most tyrannical
most despotic
most bossy
most peremptory
most authoritative
most tyrannous
most oppressive
most masterful
most autocratical
most overweening
most tyrannic
most arrogant
most magisterial
most dogmatic
most officious
most coercive
most imperative
most demanding
most imperial
most pompous
most cocksure
most egotistic
most insolent
most overproud
most presumptuous
most opinionated
most supercilious
most ascendant
most cavalier
most disdainful
most high-handed
most iron-handed
most heavy-handed
Adjective
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Superlative for tending toward excessive moralization
preachiest
abstrusest
smuggest
driest
dullest
aridest
fussiest
most moralistic
most sententious
most didactic
most homiletic
most sermonic
most homiletical
most priggish
most sanctimonious
most pietistic
most dogmatic
most self-righteous
most pompous
most judgemental
most judgmental
most Pecksniffian
most self-important
most pedantic
most instructional
most instructive
most edifying
most academic
most bookish
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most erudite
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most disciplinary
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most upright
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most learned
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most illuminating
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most improving
most heuristic
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most advisory
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most teacherly
most exhortative
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Superlative for of or pertaining to an ideology or set of beliefs
most ideological
most philosophical
most dogmatic
most canonical
most moral
most theoretical
most cultural
most ethical
most political
most religious
most conceptual
most opinionated
most principled
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Superlative for overly bombastic or grandiloquent in speech or expression
most portentous
most bombastic
most grandiloquent
most overblown
most inflated
most overripe
most declamatory
most sonorous
most ponderous
Adjective
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Superlative for of, or relating to, a religion or religious practice
holiest
churchliest
godliest
heavenliest
saintliest
devoutest
most religious
most spiritual
most sacred
most devotional
most divine
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most pietistic
most sacerdotal
most sacrosanct
most supernatural
most theistic
most angelic
most seraphic
most ethereal
most angelical
most otherworldly
most beatific
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