Also means
lordly
Usage Note
Señorial describes something befitting a lord or noble: a stately manor (una mansión señorial), a dignified bearing, or grand, imposing architecture. It derives from señor (lord, master) and carries connotations of old wealth and aristocratic dignity. It does not mean 'senior' in the English sense — that false friend is mayor or de edad avanzada.
Examples
"Vivían en una casa señorial en las afueras."
Natural Translation
They lived in a stately house on the outskirts.

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