প্রতি কর্তৃত্বপ্রি় হতে

Verb:

তর্জন-গর্জন করিয়া কর্তৃত্ব জাহির করা, যে ব্যক্তি তর্জন-গর্জন করিয়া জাহির করে,

hectored's Usage Examples:

Ye was even more powerless, criticizing the Tang simply because she was hectored by the despotic rebels.

says Abbott; The Australian; 26 August 2014 New book claims Kevin Rudd ‘hectored’ US President George W.

was less convinced by the film's narrative, describing it as "like being hectored by a dazzling know-all with x-ray vision who espies connections across.

In contrast the Eurasian community in neighbouring Malaya, that was hectored and admonished in the same way as the Indos in the 'Japanese East Indies'.

behind the institution went back at least a decade, to the time he was “hectored by an earnest young man outside London’s Finsbury Park mosque” who said.

who had a famous sketch in which he played a virgin of the greens being hectored by Jerry Desmonde's golf pro who would cry, in exasperation, 'When I say.

He then hectored the Native Americans about French dominance of the region.

Pearson's protégé, Jack Anderson, later asserted that Pearson "hectored Forrestal with innuendos and false accusations".

According to Weaver, Allen hectored her to sign a piece of the Nostromo, the spaceship from Alien, in which.

A woman raised in a single-parent family is hectored by her dinner host, a married father, who wants to impress upon her the.

investigated Confederate atrocities and the mistreatment of prisoners of war, hectored generals who showed insufficient zeal in pressing on the fight, and pursued.

stated that young party members would not tolerate to be "stepped on and hectored with [sic]" forever.

" In his judgment, Lord Taylor said that the police had "bullied and hectored" Miller during a "travesty of an interview" and that "short of physical.

Hill/Kobach part herself, with Hamilton's Javier Muñoz appearing as the hectored immigrant.

Gaunt hectored a councillor, who was proposing restricting smokers from fostering children.

hectored's Meaning':

be bossy towards

Synonyms:

intimidate; push around; domineer; browbeat; ballyrag; tyrannize; boss around; strong-arm; bullyrag; bully; tyrannise;

Antonyms:

encourage; forceless; bad;