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Meanings of regent in English
Usage of regent in English
1
Offer to help the regent any way you can in this crisis.
2
At sight of the prince regent the fellow reined in and saluted.
3
Evidently, you wanted to start the war while you were still regent.
4
The regent's family and favorites were given preferential allocations and prospered spectacularly.
5
One change allows the king to travel abroad without appointing a regent.
6
The livid face of the regent went paler as the other spoke.
7
The members of the Upper House were all nominated by the regent.
8
The regent is to be pitied; he took too much for granted.
9
Queen Christina of Spain is not the only queen regent in Europe.
10
Yet the regent, despite appearances to the contrary, had not forsaken him.
11
The regent, Jongintaba Dalindyebo took on the responsibility of being his guardian.
12
Earlier that day he had had a final audience with the regent.
13
That the tapestry hung here, unwanted by the regent, said many things.
14
You are a faery regent, Aislinn, and we are fast approaching war.
15
War was declared against the queen regent and her favorite, the cardinal.
16
He can command the kingdom as regent for the next eight years.
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Regent through the time
Regent across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common