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Meaning of queened
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queened (imp. & p. p.)
of Queen
queened Sentence Examples
- After years of preparation, she finally queened as the ruler of her realm.
- Her coronation ceremony was a majestic affair, marking the moment she officially queened over her subjects.
- The queen's arrival queened a new era of prosperity and progress for her kingdom.
- With grace and dignity, she queened over her court, commanding respect from all who served her.
- The young princess eagerly awaited the day she would be queened as the rightful heir to the throne.
- As she queened, she vowed to uphold the traditions and values of her ancestors.
- The moment she queened, she felt the weight of responsibility settle upon her shoulders.
- Throughout her reign, she queened with wisdom and compassion, earning the admiration of her people.
- Her ascent to the throne queened a sense of optimism and hope among her subjects.
- Despite the challenges she faced, she queened with unwavering determination, securing the future of her kingdom.
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of Queen
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After years of preparation, she finally queened as the ruler of her realm.
Her coronation ceremony was a majestic affair, marking the moment she officially queened over her subjects.
The queen's arrival queened a new era of prosperity and progress for her kingdom.
With grace and dignity, she queened over her court, commanding respect from all who served her.
