Verb:

அகந்தையுடன் அதிகாரம் செலுத்து,

domineer's Usage Examples:

Victims and abusers are often seen as submissive women and large domineering men but this simply is n't the case.

In his History of South Africa Theal says: " The community of Lydenburg was accused of attempting to domineer over the whole country, without any other right to pre-eminence than that of being composed of the earliest inhabitants, a right which it had forfeited by its opposi tion to the general weal.

But whatever cause she might have found since marriage to complain of his rigorous custody and domineering brutality was insufficient to break the ties by which he held her.

But no sooner had he taken over the command than his haughty and domineering temper estranged him both from his second-in-command, Lord Granby, and the commander-in-chief, Prince Ferdinand.

MAGIC is based on a tired old schtick about a ventriloquist domineered (and ultimately driven crazy) by his dummy.

The journal was not solely in the Hegelian interest; and more than once, when Hegel attempted to domineer over the other editors, he was met by vehement and vigorous opposition.

Elementary My Dear, which can be used for a more domineering look in that it's a plaid snap front bustier and the skirt features a pleather belt.

Moreover, he was not, like Lincoln, a great manager of men; he often acted without tact; he was charged with being domineering and autocratic, and at various times he was seriously hampered by the meddling of the Confederate Congress and the opposition of such men as the vice-president, A.

If children behave aggressively with peers, act bossy and domineering, or are disruptive and impulsive at school, they are more likely to have long-lasting peer difficulties than are children who are simply shy.

Gabriel obeyed, and Katie flung a shoe at the domineering man with the jewel-toned eyes.

"Her domineering personality was on full display during Pollard's stints on Flavor of Love, where she faked a terminal illness to keep her daughter away from Flav.

He opposed with some success the domineering policy of the Venetian government in Italian affairs.

Synonyms:

tyrannise, bully, bullyrag, hector, strong-arm, boss around, tyrannize, ballyrag, browbeat, push around,

Antonyms:

bad, forceless,