regal in Latin
regal in Latin is rēgālis — regal means fit for or characteristic of royalty; majestic and dignified.
regal in Latin
rēgālis
Of, pertaining to, or suitable for royalty.
What does "regal" mean?
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adj Fit for or characteristic of royalty; majestic and dignified.
"She wore a regal gown to the state dinner."
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regal in a sentence
- She wore a regal gown to the state dinner.
- The old castle still has a regal air about it.
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What is "regal" in Latin?
"regal" in Latin is rēgālis. regal means: Fit for or characteristic of royalty; majestic and dignified.
How do you use "regal" in a sentence?
Example: "She wore a regal gown to the state dinner." In Latin, "regal" is rēgālis.
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