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Meaning of roy
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roy (n.)
A king.
Webster
roy (a.)
Royal.
roy Sentence Examples
- The majestic oak tree, a veritable monarch in its verdant realm, stood as a proud and stately sentinel.
- His Highness, the Prince, displayed his regal bearing during the royal procession.
- The lion, known as the king of beasts, roared with a thunderous voice that echoed through the African savanna.
- The archbishop, robed in resplendent gold and purple, presided over the solemn ceremony.
- The grandmaster of the chess tournament moved his pieces with a calculated precision that befit his royal status.
- The royal wedding was a grand affair, with guests from far and wide attending the nuptials of the prince and princess.
- The king's decree was swiftly delivered to every corner of the realm, carrying his will and power throughout the land.
- The royal court was filled with a kaleidoscope of vibrant colors and lavish adornments, reflecting the grandeur of the monarchy.
- The queen's diamond tiara sparkled with a brilliance that illuminated the entire ballroom.
- The royal family waved from the balcony of the palace, acknowledging the cheers and well-wishes of their loyal subjects.
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A king., Royal.
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The majestic oak tree, a veritable monarch in its verdant realm, stood as a proud and stately sentinel.
His Highness, the Prince, displayed his regal bearing during the royal procession.
The lion, known as the king of beasts, roared with a thunderous voice that echoed through the African savanna.
The archbishop, robed in resplendent gold and purple, presided over the solemn ceremony.
