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Meanings of royalists in English
Usage of royalists in English
1
The government and former Maoist rebels say royalists are behind the unrest.
2
These royalists are in a ticklish position; I can tell her that.
3
The people had been disbanded, and the royalists had secured the bourgeoisie.
4
The young royalists were laughing and casting sidelong glances at the new-comers.
5
But the zeal of the royalists was destined to annihilate this hope.
6
How disastrously for the royalists it ended all readers of history know.
7
By their means, he hoped to influence the revolutionists and moderate royalists.
8
The idea most prevalent is, that these deputies, when arrested, were royalists.
9
They were royalists, and refused to plead before so illegal a jurisdiction.
10
Many royalists were afflicted by this attitude, but nearly all were submissive.
11
Max was Kouski's idol, especially after the duel with the three royalists.
12
The royalists, though oppressed, harassed, persecuted, disdained all affinity with their masters.
13
The loss sustained by the royalists in the assault of Bristol was considerable.
14
For royalists, this is the most wonderful time of the year.
15
The loss of the royalists was but one fourth in number.
16
The news of the stroke of Brumaire gave the royalists pause.
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Royalists through the time
Royalists across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common