bossier Definition
comparative form of 'bossy': tending to give orders to other people in a way that is annoying or interfering.
Using bossier: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "bossier" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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She became even bossier after her promotion.
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He's always been bossier than his siblings.
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I don't like being around bossy people.
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She can be bossy at times, but she means well.
bossier Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for bossier
Summary: bossier in Brief
'Bossier' [ˈbɒsiə(r)] is the comparative form of 'bossy,' meaning someone who tends to give orders to others in an annoying or interfering way. It is often used to describe someone who is domineering or overbearing, and can have negative connotations. Examples include 'She became even bossier after her promotion' and 'I don't like being around bossy people.' Synonyms include 'domineering' and 'imperious,' while antonyms include 'submissive' and 'compliant.'
