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Lordliness (Noun)

Formality in bearing and appearance; "he behaved with great dignity".

Nouns denoting attributes of people and objects.

Her majestic posture and aristocratic features radiated an air of unmistakable lordliness that commanded the respect of everyone in the room.
The aristocrat's lordliness was evident in the way he addressed his staff with an air of quiet authority and gravitas.
Despite his humble origins, the socialite carried himself with a sense of lordliness that earned him an invite to the most exclusive parties in town.
His lordliness was palpable as he strode into the boardroom, exuding the confidence and poise of a seasoned executive.
The judge's lordliness in the courtroom was tempered by a dry sense of humor and an unwavering commitment to fairness and justice.

Overbearing pride evidenced by a superior manner toward inferiors.

Nouns denoting attributes of people and objects.

The cold demeanor and haughty tone of the aristocrat exuded an air of lordliness, instantly silencing the staff.
Her eyes seemed to gleam with an unspoken superiority, as if her lordliness was an inalienable right.
Despite the criticism, he continued to speak in a condescending manner, oozing lordliness from every pore.
As a new manager, she quickly alienated her team with her imperious attitude and unmistakable air of lordliness.
His voice, like a judge's verdict, dripped with lordliness as he looked down on those who disagreed with him.