No. 7,795 in Spanish
magisterial
Authoritative or masterful.
In a sentence
La profesora dio una conferencia magisterial sobre historia moderna.
The teacher gave a masterful lecture on modern history.
Here, 'magisterial' is used to describe the quality of the lecture, implying it was authoritative and expertly delivered.
El reciente libro de investigación tiene un enfoque magisterial en el tema de la ecología.
The recent research book has a masterful approach to the topic of ecology.
In this context, 'magisterial' refers to the insightful and commanding manner in which the topic is analyzed.
La decisión tomada por el juez fue completamente magisterial.
The decision made by the judge was completely authoritative.
Here, 'magisterial' conveys the authoritative and commanding nature of the judge's decision.
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