sceptering (Meaning)
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sceptering (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Sceptre
Synonyms & Antonyms of sceptering
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sceptering Sentence Examples
- The king raised his scepter, symbolizing his regal authority.
- The president's scepter was adorned with intricate carvings and precious stones.
- The bishop held aloft his scepter, signaling the start of the procession.
- The scepter was carried by the royal servant, preceding the king's arrival.
- The museum showcased a collection of ancient scepters from various civilizations.
- The scepter was believed to possess magical powers and was revered by the people.
- The queen's scepter was fashioned from gold and crowned with a glittering orb.
- The scepter was a symbol of power and status, held only by the highest-ranking individuals.
- The scepter's intricate design hinted at the complexity of the ruling body.
- The scepter was passed down through generations, embodying the continuity of the monarchy.
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of Sceptre
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The king raised his scepter, symbolizing his regal authority.
The president's scepter was adorned with intricate carvings and precious stones.
The bishop held aloft his scepter, signaling the start of the procession.
The scepter was carried by the royal servant, preceding the king's arrival.
