Pronunciation

/ˈrɔɪəl/

Definitions

Noun

• A noun referring to the quality or state of being regal, belonging to a king, queen, or other member of a royal family, or associated with royalty.
• A monarch or their descendants, as in “the British royal family.”
• A style of rule characterized by dignity, splendor, or formality.

Verb

• To bestow or confer a royal title, honor, or attribute.
• To act in a regal manner or with great dignity.
• To officially recognize or appoint someone to a royal position.

Adjective

• Characteristic of a monarch or their court; grand, majestic, or opulent.
• Having high rank or privilege, often by birth or appointment.
• Showing respect or admiration for something considered prestigious or noble.

Phrases

• “Royal title” signifies an honorific bestowed by a monarch.
• “Royal wedding” is a ceremony uniting a royal couple.
• “Royal flush” (in card games) is the highest-ranking hand.
• “Acting in a royal manner” implies dignified conduct.

Example Sentences

• Noun: The newly crowned king attended numerous royal engagements.
• Verb: The queen bestowed a knighthood upon the local hero.
• Adjective: The luxurious palace exuded a sense of royal grandeur.

Synonyms

• Imperial
• Sovereign
• Monarchial
• Dignified
• Noble
• Aristocratic
• Royalist