regius

Example:The regal crown worn by the monarch was a symbol of all the historical and cultural wealth of the nation.

Definition:A crown that is used by or represents a monarch. The term 'regal' here is synonymous with 'regius', signifying the utmost dignity and majesty.

Example:Royal decrees carried regal authority in the kingdom, ensuring compliance with royal edicts.

Definition:Authority or power that is associated with a monarch or sovereign, which is grand and commanding. The term 'regal' conveys the same majestic meaning as 'regius'.

Example:The regius throne was crafted using the finest materials to honor the monarch's importance and leadership.

Definition:A throne that is used or represents a monarch. It is an embodiment of majesty and importantly, the term 'regius' stresses the grandeur and royal occasion.

Example:The high priest made a regal speech during the coronation, addressing the gathered nobles with great poise and dignity.

Definition:Speech that carries the same grandeur and dignity as a monarch’s speech. 'Regal' here equals 'regius', emphasizing the elevated nature of the speech.

Example:The regius decree was posted throughout the kingdom, affirming the monarch’s — and therefore the regal — authority over the land.

Definition:A decree coming from a monarch or sovereign with regal authority and significance. 'Regious' is synonymous with 'regal', highlighting the grand and important nature of the decree.

Example:The regius legacy of enforcing the English common law continued for centuries, preserving the nation's long tradition of judicial integrity.

Definition:A legacy or tradition closely associated with a monarch or monarchy, often maintaining a high degree of dignity and importance. 'Regius' here is equivalent to 'regal', underlining the supreme status of the legacy.