monarchical
adjective
antimonarchical
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a word derived from
monarchical.
Example Sentences
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That may have been the purest case before Iran in the 20th century of a great, spontaneous, popular, antimonarchical movement spreading across the country.
From Time Magazine Archive
For all his antimonarchical zeal, Sadat almost missed the coup.
From Time Magazine Archive
We like to detect ferocious antimonarchical satire in Goya's royal portraits, although the Spanish royal family was delighted with them and nobody at court thought them at all irreverent.
From Time Magazine Archive
In all probability it was the antimonarchical tendency of contemporary Stoic teachings that induced Vespasian to banish philosophers from Rome.
From A History of Rome to 565 A. D. by Arthur Edward Romilly Boak
These things, saith Aesop after his reproving way, ought rather to have been discussed privately among ourselves, lest we be accounted antimonarchical while we desire to be esteemed friends and loyal counsellors.
From Complete Works of Plutarch — Volume 3: Essays and Miscellanies by Plutarch
