ryal (Meaning)
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ryal (a.)
Royal.
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ryal (n.)
See Rial, an old English coin.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ryal
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ryal Sentence Examples
- In historical England, a ryal was a coin worth several shillings.
- The value of a ryal fluctuated depending on economic conditions and government policies.
- Merchants in medieval Europe often preferred to trade in ryals due to their stability and uniformity.
- The minting of ryals was controlled by the royal treasury to ensure their quality and authenticity.
- Nobles and aristocrats often used ryals to display their wealth and prestige.
- During the Renaissance, ryals became a symbol of prosperity and influence among the elite.
- The design of the ryal coin often featured the monarch's portrait and royal symbols.
- Foreign merchants eagerly accepted ryals in trade due to their reliability and consistent value.
- Counterfeiters faced severe penalties for attempting to forge ryals and undermine the kingdom's economy.
- The introduction of paper currency gradually replaced ryals as the primary medium of exchange in modern economies.
FAQs About the word ryal
Royal., See Rial, an old English coin.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
In historical England, a ryal was a coin worth several shillings.
The value of a ryal fluctuated depending on economic conditions and government policies.
Merchants in medieval Europe often preferred to trade in ryals due to their stability and uniformity.
The minting of ryals was controlled by the royal treasury to ensure their quality and authenticity.
