monarch in Irish
monarch in Irish is monarc — monarch means a king, queen, emperor, or other hereditary ruler who is head of state.
monarch in Irish
monarc
The ruler of an absolute monarchy or the head of state of a constitutional monarchy.
What does "monarch" mean?
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noun A king, queen, emperor, or other hereditary ruler who is head of state.
"The monarch opened parliament with a formal speech."
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noun A large orange-and-black butterfly (Danaus plexippus) known for its long migrations.
"Monarch butterflies travel thousands of miles to their wintering grounds in Mexico."
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monarch in a sentence
- The monarch opened parliament with a formal speech.
- Under the constitution, the monarch has largely ceremonial powers.
- Monarch butterflies travel thousands of miles to their wintering grounds in Mexico.
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What is "monarch" in Irish?
"monarch" in Irish is monarc. monarch means: A king, queen, emperor, or other hereditary ruler who is head of state.
How do you use "monarch" in a sentence?
Example: "The monarch opened parliament with a formal speech." In Irish, "monarch" is monarc.
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