Difference between Masterful and Imperious

MASTERFUL vs IMPERIOUS: ADJECTIVE

In the manner of a master; very skillful.
Of or pertaining to the manner of a master of an art, technique, profession, or craft; masterly.
Having the skill or power of a master; indicating or expressing power or mastery.
Inclined to play the master; domineering; imperious; arbitrary.
Having or showing mastery or skill; expert.
Acting or capable of acting as a master or leader, especially in being domineering or imperious.
Able to deal authoritatively with affairs
Having or showing the qualities of a master vis-a-vis a dependent or subordinate; authoritative; domineering.
Having or revealing supreme mastery or skill

Able to deal authoritatively with affairs
Arrogantly domineering or overbearing. : dictatorial.
Urgent; pressing.
Commanding; ascendant; imperial; lordly; majestic.
Haughty; arrogant; overbearing
Imperative; urgent; compelling.
Domineering, arrogant, or overbearing.
Urgent.
Imperial or regal.
Having or showing arrogant superiority to and disdain of those one views as unworthy
Regal; imperial.

Having the character or qualities of a master; capable of mastery; controlling; imperious; domineering.
Expressing or indicating mastery; exhibiting force or power: as, a masterful manner or command.

L. Imperial.
Of a domineering character or quality; dictatorial; overbearing: as, an imperious tyrant or temper.
3. Im. perious, Imperative. Imperious applies to the spirit or manner of the person ruling or giving a command, and of rule in general; imperative, to the nature of a command. An imperious person is determined to have his will obeyed; imperious rule is characterized by the haughty, overbearing, and determined nature of the ruler. An imperative command is absolute, express, peremptory, and not to be questioned or evaded. Imperative is not properly applicable to persons.
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Synonyms Authoritative, Dogmatic, etc. (see magisterial), tyrannical, despotic, wilful, determined.
Of an urgent or pressing nature; overmastering; compulsory; imperative: as, imperious circumstances; an imperious necessity.

Outstanding, Lovely, Gorgeous, Magisterial, Wonderful, Great, Remarkable, Superb, Brilliant, Domineering, Skilled, Consummate, Imperious, Virtuoso, Masterly

Obdurate, Tyrannical, Supercilious, Ruthless, Arrogant, Haughty, Imperative, Compelling, Pressing, Arbitrary, Peremptory, Dictatorial, Bossy, Masterful, Domineering

Outstanding, Lovely, Gorgeous, Magisterial, Wonderful, Great, Remarkable, Superb, Brilliant, Domineering, Skilled, Consummate, Imperious, Virtuoso, Masterly

Obdurate, Tyrannical, Supercilious, Ruthless, Arrogant, Haughty, Imperative, Compelling, Pressing, Arbitrary, Peremptory, Dictatorial, Bossy, Masterful, Domineering

Luomou man imperious weekdays often found guilty of the body.
Fetor in vivo imperious, protect down, disrupting, of overwhelming emotions.
Despite this, suspicion and a negative vision are still imperious.
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Imperious, imper domineering, arbitrary, authoriabsolute, unlimited, tative, unrestricted, overbeartive, ing.
Peter soon learned, required more than his usual imperious tactics.
Then the child becomes imperious, jealous, deceitful, and vindictive.
Mythology, Imperious and Majestic, to keep him in line!
Vittoria Corrombona in her royal and imperious beauty.
Dragons looked more imperious and weary than ever.