IPA: /ˈlɔːrdlaɪk/
KK: /lɔrdlaɪk/
Having qualities or characteristics of a lord; noble and commanding in presence or behavior.
The lordlike figure commanded respect from everyone in the room.
Lordlike → It is formed from "lord" (from Old English "hlāford", meaning a master or ruler) and "-like" (meaning resembling or similar to). The word "lordlike" means resembling or having the qualities of a lord or master.
Think of a 'lord' as a master or ruler, and '-like' means resembling. So, 'lordlike' describes someone who has the qualities of a lord.