Reginal
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Reginal is an adjective meaning Of, relating to, or resembling a queen.
Meaning
Of, relating to, or resembling a queen.
Example Sentences
It is hardly even a gift at all; for in so far as it is possible, her Majesty divests herself of her reginal state.
The ruff was regal, or reginal, and the cord monkish, so a Blue hovers ’twixt palace and monastery (one picture pourtrays the dresses of the various Orders of Friars)
A page standing at the entrance walked toward me and made low obeisance, saying: “Most noble and reginal receptacle of our wisdom, accompany me that I may introduce you to our Sophologos.”
The crown seals, a regal crown and a reginal crown are unengraved, but from the motif I judge they symbolize King William III of England and Queen Mary, (see 1688, English History) who formerly ruled Holland as Prince William, Consort, and Queen Mary — The House of Orange.
Synonyms for reginal
Depending on context, synonyms include queenlike, queenly.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include regalian, regental, regal, regnal, princely, regius.
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