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Meanings of new monarch in English
We have no meanings for "new monarch" in our records yet.
Usage of new monarch in English
1
Like his uncle, the new monarch became known as the Good King.
2
Immediately after, I went to pay my respects to the new monarch.
3
Parliament needs a quorum in order to proclaim the new monarch.
4
The party of progress were strong in the councils of the new monarch.
5
Prayuth Chan-ocha has said that only the new monarch can approve the charter.
6
The first thing the new monarch did was to proclaim a general amnesty.
7
On Tuesday, Prayuth urged Thais to express their loyalty to the new monarch.
8
There was a new monarch, King Cotton, and his empire depended upon slaves.
9
There in the centre, amid that cavalcade of cavaliers, rides our new monarch doubtless.
10
The death of George I in 1727, and the accession of George the new monarch.
11
The reign of the new monarch was ushered in by Young with Ocean, an Ode.
12
The pride of the new monarch precipitated his downfall.
13
Though the grandees of Spain welcomed the new monarch with courtly grace, though Charles IV.
14
Of this she was deprived by the new monarch.
15
Yet, whatever may be asserted, the new monarch never dreamed of restoring the old regime.
16
The new monarch appears to have derived from nature a stronger intellect than his father.
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United States of America
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