1. comparative form of lordly; more arrogant, haughty, or imperious in manner
Usage: comparative form
2. comparative form of lordly; more befitting or characteristic of a lord; more noble or dignified
Usage: comparative form

Examples

• His lordlier attitude made him unpopular with his colleagues.
• The mansion had an even lordlier appearance after the renovations.
• She adopted a lordlier tone when addressing the servants.
• The duke’s lordlier bearing distinguished him from the other nobles.
• His lordlier mannerisms became more pronounced as he gained wealth.
• The castle’s lordlier halls impressed all the visitors.