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Meanings of majesty in English
f. her majesty
An honorific of Monarchs, usually Kings or Emperors.
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Usage of majesty in English
1
We send our and his majesty's hope that your situation will improve.
2
You must know, your majesty, that Ardashir was known as 'Burning Coal'.
3
All the personal and particular majesty of a portrait of Louis XIV.
4
May God protect his majesty and grant him health and long life.
5
The terrors of the law make up the majesty of the judge.
6
A majesty of tenderness was in the large figure of the mother.
7
In the Name of God, the Lord of overpowering majesty, the All-Compelling.
8
Your majesty's potato can hardly have changed much since the last visit.
9
The minister was pleased at the faith his majesty had in him.
10
S. M. The wickedness of man, and the majesty of God; or.
11
The centuries are conspirators against the sanity and majesty of the soul.
12
Now Harry saw the Army of the Potomac in its full majesty.
13
Kings should unite in maintaining the authority and majesty of each other.
14
The two men were held by the mysterious majesty of the place.
15
I am a man in the employ of his majesty, the czar.
16
The majesty of nature has not stimulated in them any poetical faculty.
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Translations for majesty
Russian
Majesty through the time
Majesty across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Less common
United States of America
Less common
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