monarchical
monarchical
Definition
mo·nar·chi·cal (mə när′ki kəl)
adjective
- of, characteristic of, or like a monarch or monarchy
- favoring a monarchy
mo·nar′·chi·cally adverb
monarchical
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- power: This went against a prevailing culture of monarchical power, where the king could do whatever he wished.
- rule: In Britain these rights were held by the few, but they were a direct balance to absolute monarchical rule.
- state: Boldly and directly challenge the existing monarchical state that rules over us?
- authority: This probably explains the presence of the insignia of monarchical authority on the card, including the lion and the unicorn.
- top: The mobile version hierarchy's monarchical top its internal politics.
- government: The death of the king, who was executed January 30th, was followed by the dissolution of monarchical government.
Modifying Another Word
- not: The Future Kings of Spain may not be Spanish and they're not monarchical successors.
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