regal Antonyms
Strongest:
- modest
- lowly
- unimpressive
- lowly
- modest
- unprepossessing
- unimpressive
- ordinary
- humble
- unprepossessing
- humble
- ordinary
Strong:
- meretricious
- abject
- shabby
- petty
- common
- mean
- average
- unimposing
- unheroic
- sordid
- mean
- shabby
- sordid
- mediocre
- average
- abject
- petty
- meretricious
- unimposing
- common
- mediocre
- unheroic
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- imperial
- monarchal
- majestic
- monarchic
- queenly
- kingly
- magnificent
- monarchical
- monarchial
- noble
- princely
- imposing
Weak:
Meaning of regal
regal (s)
belonging to or befitting a supreme ruler
regal (a.)
Of or pertaining to a king; kingly; royal; as, regal authority, pomp, or sway.
regal (n.)
A small portable organ, played with one hand, the bellows being worked with the other, -- used in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
regal Sentence Examples
- The lion's majestic stance exuded a regal aura, commanding respect and admiration.
- The queen walked with a regal gait, her every movement exuding elegance and authority.
- The ornate palace, with its towering turrets and opulent furnishings, spoke of a regal lineage.
- The ambassador's speech was delivered with regal eloquence, captivating the audience with its wisdom and poise.
- The elderly king, frail but still majestic, maintained a regal bearing even in his advanced years.
- The grand staircase was a testament to the regal splendor of the castle, its sweeping ascent evoking images of royalty.
- The prince spoke with a regal cadence, his voice carrying the weight of centuries of tradition.
- The coronation ceremony was a grand spectacle, filled with regal pomp and circumstance.
- The ancient ruins hinted at a once-regal kingdom, its former glory now faded but still discernible.
- The regal beauty of the peacocks, with their vibrant plumage and elegant dance, inspired awe and wonder.
FAQs About the word regal
belonging to or befitting a supreme rulerOf or pertaining to a king; kingly; royal; as, regal authority, pomp, or sway., A small portable organ, played with one
royal, aristocratic, imperial, monarchal, majestic, monarchic, queenly, kingly, magnificent,monarchical
modest, lowly, unimpressive, lowly, modest, unprepossessing, unimpressive, ordinary,humble, unprepossessing
The lion's majestic stance exuded a regal aura, commanding respect and admiration.
The queen walked with a regal gait, her every movement exuding elegance and authority.
The ornate palace, with its towering turrets and opulent furnishings, spoke of a regal lineage.
The ambassador's speech was delivered with regal eloquence, captivating the audience with its wisdom and poise.
