ducally (Meaning)
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ducally (adv.)
In the manner of a duke, or in a manner becoming the rank of a duke.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ducally
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ducally Sentence Examples
- The ducally appointed official was responsible for managing the affairs of the estate.
- The royal family, dressed in their ducally robes, arrived at the ceremony with great pomp and circumstance.
- The ducally palace was a magnificent structure, with its opulent rooms and sprawling grounds.
- The young duke was given a ducally education, which prepared him for his future role as a leader.
- The ducally jewels were passed down from generation to generation, each piece symbolizing the wealth and power of the family.
- The ducally court was a lively place, filled with intrigue, politics, and lavish parties.
- The duke's ducally crest was displayed proudly on his family's coat of arms.
- The ducally council met regularly to discuss matters of state and make decisions on behalf of the duke.
- The duke's ducally decree was law in the land, and all subjects were required to obey it.
- The ducally treasury was filled with gold, silver, and jewels, demonstrating the immense wealth of the royal family.
FAQs About the word ducally
In the manner of a duke, or in a manner becoming the rank of a duke.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ducally appointed official was responsible for managing the affairs of the estate.
The royal family, dressed in their ducally robes, arrived at the ceremony with great pomp and circumstance.
The ducally palace was a magnificent structure, with its opulent rooms and sprawling grounds.
The young duke was given a ducally education, which prepared him for his future role as a leader.
