authoritative
yetkili
definition
adjective
clear, authoritative information and advice
able to be trusted as being accurate or true; reliable.
she had an authoritative air
commanding and self-confident; likely to be respected and obeyed.
translation of 'authoritative'
adjective
buyurucu,
yetkili,
amirane,
otoriter
example
But there are more 'authoritative' and accurate sources on which to spend your money.
She was sweet, yet 'authoritative' , her ranking as Commander giving her more power then she had been ready to handle at first, but now she carried it well on her slim shoulders.
It is a sad fact of history that 'authoritative' texts held in common but read differently are less likely to create mutual sympathy than bitter division between religious communities.
They can also examine findings from the British Crime Survey, the most 'authoritative' and reliable indicator of crime trends, and look at police recorded crime statistics for each region and for all of England and Wales.
If the IRS is the 'authoritative' source of tax information, is there any reason to look elsewhere on the Net for tax expertise?
The voice is gentle, yet 'authoritative' ; both calming and commanding.
The lesson is: there is always an inherent danger in compiling 'authoritative' lists, as something will always be forgotten.
She managed to be both gentle and 'authoritative' and I trusted her to bring you into the world.
For years and years, they have been the most 'authoritative' and the most reliable sources of information in their communities.
The National Atlas makes 'authoritative' , reliable geographic information more readily accessible to the public.
As in other titles in this series, this has the 'authoritative' text (here based on the first British edition of 1886 which sold for 1s.).
Stylistically, the filmmaking is assured, 'authoritative' and straightforward.
W. G. McMinn, A Constitutional History of Australia, is an 'authoritative' text.
‘Bring him to me,’ she commanded, her voice 'authoritative' and unwavering.
Her would-be husband had a reputation among the men as a quietly 'authoritative' man, a demanding but not cruel commander.
His fluent Hindi and 'authoritative' self-confidence impressed even the police.
There isn't an exhaustive amount of 'authoritative' or reliable information about his life, and there is an exhaustive amount of confusing folklore.
I also can't see why some people see his book as the only 'authoritative' source of information on the issue.
What marks it out from all other broadcasting organisations is that people trust implicitly that its journalism is impartial, 'authoritative' and true.
The book remains the 'authoritative' record of the hospital in its first hundred years.
What is required is the 'authoritative' resolution of a legal issue.
It stands without peer in the public arena as the most 'authoritative' record of one of the nation's most trying experiences.
The older one had that dominating, 'authoritative' air about him.
For more information on calculus textbooks written in the nineteenth century, see the 'authoritative' article by George Rosenstein.
On the other hand, we have normally acquired the relevant information from suitably 'authoritative' sources, such as approved textbooks, and thus have reason to think it reliable.
This is a context in which cultural tradition, informal transmission and personal experience of efficacy, are likely to be as important as 'authoritative' texts or the opinions of religious professionals.
Clinic staff may be seen as 'authoritative' sources of prevention information.
An 'authoritative' German voice crisped the air, asserting itself above the general drone.
It is important, therefore, for skin and wound care practitioners to be able to turn to credible, 'authoritative' sources of information on skin and wound management.
If either of these claims were right, the epistemic status of science as an objective and 'authoritative' source of information would be greatly reduced.
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