royalty English

Meaning royalty meaning

What does royalty mean?

Definitions in simple English

royalty Noun

— The rank, status, power or authority of a monarch.

— A member of a royal family.

royalty

— noun payment to the holder of a patent or copyright or resource for the right to use their property he received royalties on his book

— noun royal persons collectively the wedding was attended by royalty

Synonyms royalty synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as royalty?

royalty English » English

sovereignty

royal family

royal house

royal

majesty

kingship

blood royal

royal line

reign

regality

nobility

kingdom

king

house

the throne

supreme sway

state

ruling

ruler

rule

royalty payment

royalties

royal-blooded person

regulation

regal

realm

queenly

queenliness

princes

prince

premium

patent fee

option money

monarch’s family

mining royalty

member of the royal family

male monarch

lord

kingly

kingliness

kinglike

imperial family

high descent

governance

glory

fee for the government

fee

copying royalty

copy-money

control

Topics royalty topics

What do people use royalty to talk about?

Social behavior Government Ruler

King's family

• What is the king's family called?
  royal family royalty nobility

Examples royalty examples

How do I use royalty in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Intel gets a huge royalty from the invention.

Movie subtitles

It's a duchess. Attracting the royalty is the first step towards glory.

I prefer to be among artists than with the royalty..

Let them think they're Napoleon or royalty.

The moment we got into the shop, up he comes with a chair as if we was royalty.

Suppose that you have seen the well-appointed King at Hampton Pier embark his royalty and his brave fleet.

And as a branch or member of this royalty, we do salute you, Duke of Burgundy.

The Wenokas are royalty.

Two years ago in Madrid I was dining with royalty one night.

Royalty is something new in Arizona.

You are the last in line of the old Saxon royalty.

I'll tell you - it's a guest room for royalty.

Oh really, has there been true royalty in here?

Palaces are for royalty.

Catesby hath sounded Hastings on our business. and finds the testy gentleman so hot. that he will lose his head ere give consent. his master's son, as worshipful he terms it. shall lose the royalty of England's throne.

Slug-nutty about royalty, movie stars, titles and that sort of thing.

Royalty?

You're going to meet royalty.

That should be touched only by royalty, dukes or earls.

It's not often you're going to get to hobnob with royalty.

The Wenokas are royalty. Charlie's a Seminole prince.

Milady, you were born to marry royalty.

They form in little groups, usually around some piece of ex-royalty.

No. 7, Royalty, two pounds over.

ROYALTY ALWAYS IS. SHE WAS MOST CORDIAL WITH US.

And, as a branch and member of this royalty, we do salute you, Duke of Burgundy.

Maybe there's a streak of royalty in my blood, huh?

I'm all for royalty.

Well, that musical comedy at the Royalty.

I wish I were part of that royalty.

They greeted me like a. well. not royalty, exactly.

How refreshing to find royalty possessed of such a perceptive wit.

Is she a wicked girl? Or born to royalty?

News and current affairs

And the worlds of royalty and popular fame often overlap.

This aristocratic tradition of standing above the narrow strains of ethnic nationalism may be the best argument to hang on to royalty a little longer.

The list includes not only royalty, celebrities, and other VIPs, but also the families of servicemen killed in Afghanistan and Iraq, and those of victims of the July 2005 terrorist attack in London.

For example, David Beckham and his ex-pop-star wife Victoria, live out their own dream of royalty, aping some of its gaudiest aspects.

What started off as entertaining gossip about royalty and film stars has burgeoned into a massive assault on privacy, with newspapers claiming that any attempt to keep them out of the bedroom is an assault on free speech.