Mughal

[ moo-guhl ]

noun

1. a variant of Mogul ( defs 1, 2, 6 ).

Mughal

/ ˈmuːɡɑːl /

noun

1. a variant spelling of Mogul

Example Sentences

The name of my city was changed from the Mughal-era Allahabad to Prayagraj.

From Time

We have seen an AI producing images in the style of a Mughal painting of a computer trying to persuade a crowd of wise men that it has become sentient, and deep fakes of rapper Kendrick Lamar as OJ Simpson.

From Singularity Hub 

The guidebooks tell one story of Delhi: the beautiful Mughal gardens and the city snapped from a rickshaw.

From The Daily Beast

Events are held on the sprawling grounds of the Diggi Palace, under great Mughal-style tents decorated with colorful streamers.

From The Daily Beast

None the less there are two ways in which Mughal painting, as developed under Akbar, contributed to the Krishna story.

From Project Gutenberg

In none of these provincial Mughal pictures is there any feeling for Krishna as God or even as a character.

From Project Gutenberg

Krishna in a flowing dhoti wanders in meadows gay with feathered trees while Radha and her confidante appear in Mughal garb.

From Project Gutenberg

From then onwards Mughal painting, as it developed under the emperor Shah Jahan, concentrated on more courtly themes.

From Project Gutenberg

An arrow transfixes his right foot while the hunter, dressed as a courtier in Mughal dress, is shown releasing the bow.

From Project Gutenberg