Overbearing
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wiktionary
From overbear(“to bear down (on)”) + -ing.
etymonline
overbearing (adj.)
"haughty, dictatorial," 1732, figurative present-participle adjective from overbear (v.) in its modern sense "to repress by force, overpower." Earlier the word was used in a literal sense (1670s), but this seems to be obsolete. In Middle English it was a verbal noun, "act of transferring or transporting" (early 15c.).
