regalia in Polish
regalia in Polish is regalia — regalia means the ceremonial emblems and objects associated with royalty, such as a crown or sceptre.
regalia in Polish
regalia
What does "regalia" mean?
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noun The ceremonial emblems and objects associated with royalty, such as a crown or sceptre.
"The crown jewels are part of the royal regalia."
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noun Special clothing or decorations that show membership in a group, office, or ceremony.
"Graduates wore full academic regalia at the ceremony."
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regalia in a sentence
- The crown jewels are part of the royal regalia.
- Graduates wore full academic regalia at the ceremony.
- The chief wore traditional regalia for the powwow.
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What is "regalia" in Polish?
"regalia" in Polish is regalia. regalia means: The ceremonial emblems and objects associated with royalty, such as a crown or sceptre.
How do you use "regalia" in a sentence?
Example: "The crown jewels are part of the royal regalia." In Polish, "regalia" is regalia.
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