Be overbearing
Synonyms for be overbearing
verb condescend
deign
snub
stoop
favor
indulge
look down on
pat on the back
be gracious to
be lofty
talk down to
toss a few crumbs
treat as inferior
treat badly
treat like a child
Antonyms for be overbearing
antagonize
ignore
hurt
contend
oppose
be humble
be modest
use competition
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