sceptred (Meaning)
Wordnet
sceptred (s)
invested with legal power or official authority especially as symbolized by having a scepter
Webster
sceptred ()
of Sceptre
Synonyms & Antonyms of sceptred
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sceptred Sentence Examples
- The sceptred monarch held court in the resplendent throne room.
- The emblem of authority, the sceptred staff, was a symbol of the king's sovereignty.
- The sceptred queen's reign was marked by wisdom and prosperity.
- The sceptred prince ascended to the throne amidst great pomp and ceremony.
- The sceptred emperor ruled with an iron fist and suppressed all dissent.
- The sceptred governor wielded his authority with both justice and compassion.
- The sceptred bishop led his flock with spiritual guidance and moral authority.
- The sceptred sorceress wielded her magical staff with both skill and malice.
- The sceptred bard composed epic tales that chronicled the deeds of legendary heroes.
- The sceptred star overhead shone brightly, casting an ethereal glow upon the sleeping land.
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invested with legal power or official authority especially as symbolized by having a scepterof Sceptre
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The sceptred monarch held court in the resplendent throne room.
The emblem of authority, the sceptred staff, was a symbol of the king's sovereignty.
The sceptred queen's reign was marked by wisdom and prosperity.
The sceptred prince ascended to the throne amidst great pomp and ceremony.
