Let it not be supposed that her temper was either sour or dictatorial.

It is the work of a cold, calculating, and dictatorial nature.

He prescribes with dictatorial omniscience what is good, what is bad, what should be practised and what avoided.

For, at sixteen, a girl cannot fast for long, and country air is dictatorial.

If you find her refractory, be patient and persuasive, instead of dictatorial.

She was a lean, yellow, dictatorial young person with no conversation.

None but the pushing and the dictatorial were ever overlooked.

But she was harsh-looking, had a harsh voice, and was dictatorial.

The light of its chambers had fled, the gross grandeur of the dictatorial towers oppressed him, and the studio was hateful.

I was not much pleased with the dictatorial tone of this remark.