Other Word Forms
- antimonarchal adjective
- antimonarchally adverb
- antimonarchial adjective
- monarchally adverb
- nonmonarchal adjective
- nonmonarchally adverb
- nonmonarchial adjective
- premonarchal adjective
- premonarchial adjective
Etymology
Origin of monarchal
Example Sentences
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And they take their shared monarchal history seriously.
From New York Times
Exactly how these days will play out is not yet clear, but we have a rough outline from centuries of monarchal practice.
From Washington Post
In the courtier society of Saudi Arabia, commoners such as Aljabri rise and fall with their royal patrons, a fact of monarchal life that is central to the tragic end of Aljabri’s career.
From Washington Post
Anxious about monarchal absolutism, the founders invested Congress, not the president, with the power to schedule the selection of presidential electors.
From New York Times
An editorial by the independent Russian newspaper Vedomosti called Russia’s current government as “close to monarchal.”
From Washington Post
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