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Meanings of regal in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "royal"
Examples for "royal"
1
Since October, the royal family has been buffeted by crisis after crisis.
2
The new year is not going well for the Spanish royal family.
3
Yes, 'Oh.' It all got back to the royal family, of course.
4
Legislation meant politics -and in royal terms politics was simply taboo.
5
The military government has said it would pursue all royal insult cases.
1
Weeks into the new year, I'd have a purple bruise dated 1884.
2
Two great chairs of state with purple cushions had been set there.
3
It was particularly strong today, the billows and eddies tinged deep purple.
4
The idyllic is out of place in the race for the purple.
5
Far in the distance mountains rose in a blue and purple haze.
1
A new generation of young veterans wants to forget the imperial past.
2
Japan's imperial family largely shuns the media, except for mannered press events.
3
The deadly potential of gunpowder soon found a use in imperial China.
4
The imperial staff in his right hand, the Institutes in his left.
5
It realized about £20 per imperial ton in the port of London.
1
Last week we learned the secret of New Zealand's majestic rugby machine.
2
It did not long delay; on it came in its majestic fury.
3
Rules that produce majestic cohesion out of local jostling turn up everywhere.
4
I gloried in its simple, quiet, majestic, epic flow; ever straight forward.
5
The majestic Belfry itself represents the first beginnings of freedom in Bruges.
Usage of regal in anglès
1
Last year a lone heckler shouted abuse at the vice regal couple.
2
However, there is nothing in today's regal pronouncement that supports their plan.
3
Mary became more and more regal the longer the programme went on.
4
In the midst stands a stalwart form, in quaint but regal attire.
5
Just then the moon rose from behind the wood in regal splendour.
6
One, a woman apparently approaching middle age, had an especially regal bearing.
7
Her regal bearing and the graceful way she moved caught everyone's attention.
8
So the overlords of open source are left to their regal eccentricities.
9
Davies, now 53, has long since assumed regal status in the sport.
10
It has several names, including royal blue tang, regal tang and surgeonfish.
11
In pagan Tahiti a cocoa-nut branch was the symbol of regal authority.
12
She bowed in the regal fashion which she had so suddenly adopted.
13
He said that severity alone could establish the regal authority in America.
14
He found her waiting alone in the drawing-room before a regal fire.
15
The day was near its close, and was dying in regal splendor.
16
Even seated, it held its body upright and had a regal air.
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Regal through the time
Regal across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common