IPA: /ˈlɔːrdli/
KK: /ˈlɔrdli/
The most magnificent or impressive in a noble or royal way.
The lordliest of the castles stood atop the hill, overlooking the entire valley.
Comparative: more lordly
Superlative: lordliest
Lordliest → It is formed from "lord" (from Old English *hlāford*, meaning a master or ruler) and the superlative suffix "-liest" (meaning most). The word "lordliest" means the most lordly or the highest in rank or authority.
Think of a 'lord' as a master or ruler, and remember that 'lordliest' means the most like a lord, or the highest in authority.
No commonly confused words.