bossed in a sentence

Definition

BOSSED (verb): to exercise authoritative control or dominance over others, often in a manner that is domineering or overbearing.

She felt frustrated after her colleague constantly bossed her around.
During the project, he didn't just lead; he bossed everyone, making collaboration difficult.
After being bossed all day at work, she cherished her quiet evenings at home.
He was known for his leadership style, which often involved bossed subordinates rather than inspiring them.
The way she bossed her friends during the planning made them reconsider their involvement.
He was tired of being bossed by someone who lacked experience in their field.
When he realized he had bossed his team too harshly, he immediately apologized.
She didn't appreciate how he bossed her during their group presentation.
The manager often bossed the employees, which created a tense atmosphere in the office.
After being bossed around for years, she finally decided to stand up for herself.