f. her majesty
An honorific of Monarchs, usually Kings or Emperors.
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.
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A majesty of tenderness was in the large figure of the mother.
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In the Name of God, the Lord of overpowering majesty, the All-Compelling.
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Your majesty's potato can hardly have changed much since the last visit.
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The minister was pleased at the faith his majesty had in him.
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S. M. The wickedness of man, and the majesty of God; or.
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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.
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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.
