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What is another word for
more pontifical
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Comparative for characterized by conceited assertiveness in one's opinions or beliefs
Comparative for characterized by a pompous air of infallibility
Comparative for of, or pertaining to, a pontiff, such as a pope or bishop
Comparative for unpleasantly domineering or imperious in nature or character
Comparative for tending toward excessive moralization
Comparative for of or pertaining to an ideology or set of beliefs
Comparative for overly bombastic or grandiloquent in speech or expression
Comparative for of, or relating to, a religion or religious practice
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Comparative for characterized by conceited assertiveness in one's opinions or beliefs
rigider
stubborner
wilfuller
stricter
narrower
smaller-minded
extremer
rabider
firmer
perverser
harder
steadfaster
stiffer
fervider
steelier
crazier
stroppier
headier
madder
blinder
tougher
severer
harsher
sterner
more opinionated
more dogmatic
more doctrinaire
more opinionative
more inflexible
more adamant
more prejudiced
more uncompromising
more bigoted
more dogmatical
more biased
more obstinate
more domineering
more obdurate
more dictatorial
more unyielding
more intolerant
more authoritarian
more headstrong
more single-minded
more insistent
more unbending
more pigheaded
more cocksure
more fanatical
more bullheaded
more stiff-necked
more one-sided
more assertive
more emphatic
more arrogant
more unchallengeable
more unquestionable
more categorical
more downright
more intransigent
more pompous
more overbearing
more tyrannical
more despotic
more unequivocal
more tenacious
more confident
more fixed
more definite
more determined
more narrow-minded
more partisan
more impractical
more oppressive
more repressive
more arbitrary
more coercive
more wrong-headed
more zealous
more ideological
more mulish
more unrealistic
more pertinacious
more unpragmatic
more dogged
more self-important
more authoritative
more bossy
more swivel-eyed
more self-assertive
more prescriptive
more radical
more willful
more diehard
more militant
more political
more blinkered
more maniacal
more sectarian
more immovable
more implacable
more unrelenting
more hidebound
more hardheaded
more hardened
more adamantine
more relentless
more ossified
more inconvincible
more pat
more inexorable
more unpersuadable
more unreasonable
more self-willed
more factional
more invariant
more monotonous
more devoted
more illiberal
more fervent
more chauvinistic
more fanatic
more ardent
more dedicated
more cussed
more compulsive
more impassioned
more unbendable
more persistent
more unmalleable
more unshakable
more resolute
more uncooperative
more unshakeable
more persevering
more active
more burning
more perfervid
more passionate
more fiery
more monomaniacal
more cantankerous
more unalterable
more unwavering
more indurate
more unmoved
more unbreakable
more raving
more shortsighted
more resistant
more close-minded
more convinced
more religious
more passional
more overenthusiastic
more bloody-minded
more strong-minded
more strong-willed
more unfaltering
more intractable
more one-dimensional
more incompliant
more unflexible
more ❯
“Ives totally mistrusted the cosmopolitan musical circles with their classic-worshipping conductors, snobbish patrons, and
pontifical
music critics.”
Adjective
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Comparative for characterized by a pompous air of infallibility
puffier
haughtier
prouder
uppitier
vainer
snootier
loftier
cockier
lordlier
toploftier
huffier
sniffier
smugger
high and mightier
snobbier
brasher
chestier
snippier
bolder
snottier
brassier
cheekier
showier
stiffer
surer
cooler
saucier
braggier
pushier
grander
splendider
more arrogant
more pompous
more overbearing
more pretentious
more bloated
more swaggering
more condescending
more magisterial
more portentous
more cocksure
more grandiose
more pigheaded
more willful
more self-important
more supercilious
more conceited
more presumptuous
more vainglorious
more bumptious
more egotistic
more uppish
more patronizing
US
more overweening
more boastful
more highfalutin
more patronising
UK
more stuck-up
more self-centered
US
more prideful
more egoistic
more egoistical
more egotistical
more narcissistic
more cavalier
more snobbish
more hifalutin
more immodest
more puffed up
more self-centred
UK
more high-handed
more toploftical
more swellheaded
more bigheaded
more selfish
more self-conceited
more self-assertive
more domineering
more opinionated
more disdainful
more important
more egocentric
more self-congratulatory
more impudent
more overconfident
more full of oneself
more affected
more huffish
more self-satisfied
more biggity
more high-hat
more biggety
more stiff-necked
more hoity-toity
more assured
more stuck up
more hubristic
more blustering
more contemptuous
more scornful
more elitist
more bossy
more insolent
more self-serving
more self-righteous
more orgulous
more toffee-nosed
more audacious
more ostentatious
more blusterous
more self-assured
more confident
more self-confident
more assumptive
more peremptory
more masterful
more flaunting
more complacent
more sententious
more mocking
more brazen
more fancy-pants
more autocratic
more highfaluting
more aloof
more dismissive
more self-complacent
more impertinent
more extroverted
more braggart
more extraverted
more uninhibited
more bombastic
more authoritarian
more blustery
more inflated
more flatulent
more puffed
more consequential
more officious
more full of hot air
more overstated
more exaggerated
more spectacular
more magnificent
more la-di-da
more high-minded
more ❯
“An era of incorporation fostered a
pontifical
tone in American arts criticism.”
Adjective
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Comparative for of, or pertaining to, a pontiff, such as a pope or bishop
holier
churchlier
clerklier
churchier
more episcopal
more papal
more ecclesiastical
more prelatic
more prelatical
more catholic
more papistical
more papistic
more priestly
more religious
more pastoral
more spiritual
more sacerdotal
more ministerial
more divine
more canonical
more sacred
more ecclesiastic
more vicarial
more parsonical
more presbyteral
more parsonish
more monastic
more sectarian
more orthodox
more parochial
“John Paul II appointed Arinze to be the
pontifical
legate to other faiths.”
Adjective
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Comparative for unpleasantly domineering or imperious in nature or character
lordlier
pushier
haughtier
cockier
prouder
high and mightier
more overbearing
more dictatorial
more domineering
more autocratic
more authoritarian
more tyrannical
more despotic
more bossy
more peremptory
more authoritative
more tyrannous
more oppressive
more masterful
more autocratical
more overweening
more tyrannic
more arrogant
more magisterial
more dogmatic
more officious
more coercive
more imperative
more demanding
more imperial
more pompous
more cocksure
more egotistic
more insolent
more overproud
more presumptuous
more opinionated
more supercilious
more ascendant
more cavalier
more disdainful
more high-handed
more iron-handed
more heavy-handed
Adjective
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Comparative for tending toward excessive moralization
preachier
abstruser
smugger
drier
arider
fussier
duller
more moralistic
more sententious
more didactic
more homiletic
more sermonic
more homiletical
more priggish
more sanctimonious
more pietistic
more dogmatic
more self-righteous
more pompous
more judgmental
more Pecksniffian
more judgemental
more self-important
more pedantic
more instructional
more instructive
more edifying
more academic
more bookish
more scholastic
more pedagogic
more erudite
more donnish
more formal
more sermonical
more disciplinary
more admonitory
more upright
more strait-laced
more high-minded
more learned
more literary
more schoolish
more educational
more informative
more informational
more particular
more ostentatious
more pedantical
more overnice
more egotistic
more doctrinaire
more punctilious
more formalistic
more stilted
more educative
more illuminating
more preceptive
more improving
more heuristic
more propaedeutic
more advisory
more schoolmasterly
more moral
more exhortative
more teacherly
more hortative
Adjective
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Comparative for of or pertaining to an ideology or set of beliefs
more ideological
more philosophical
more dogmatic
more canonical
more moral
more theoretical
more cultural
more ethical
more political
more religious
more conceptual
more opinionated
more principled
Adjective
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Comparative for overly bombastic or grandiloquent in speech or expression
more portentous
more bombastic
more grandiloquent
more overblown
more inflated
more overripe
more declamatory
more sonorous
more ponderous
Adjective
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Comparative for of, or relating to, a religion or religious practice
holier
churchlier
godlier
heavenlier
saintlier
devouter
more religious
more spiritual
more sacred
more devotional
more divine
more sectarian
more ecclesiastical
more sanctified
more dedicated
more pietistical
more righteous
more sainted
more hallowed
more canonical
more deistic
more ministerial
more orthodox
more pietistic
more sacerdotal
more sacrosanct
more supernatural
more theistic
more angelic
more seraphic
more ethereal
more beatific
more angelical
more otherworldly
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