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Meanings of royal in English
Usage of royal in English
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.
6
The interview comes after a difficult year for the Spanish royal family.
7
The murdered; the royal stronghold is in the hands of the babe-killers.
8
A royal source said: Charles' staff are deeply paranoid about The Crown.
9
Thailand's military government submitted a new constitution for royal endorsement on Tuesday.
10
Indeed, such is often the way in royal families, I am told.
11
This week was the Sussexes' declaration of independence from the royal family.
12
Mr McMaster's collapse came in the second week of the royal commission.
13
Bells were ringing in the distance in honor of the royal birthday.
14
The decision has the Queen's support, a royal spokesperson said last month.
15
She has been given the cold-shoulder by the royal family for years.
16
Exactly how they will combine private work and royal duties remains unclear.
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