royalistic

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adjective

Synonym of royalist, of or pertaining to royalists, some royalist faction, or royalism.

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royalistof or pertaining to royalistssome royalist factionor royalism
First used 1840Scrabble 15

Meanings

adjectiveroyalistic (comparative more royalistic, superlative most royalistic)

comparative more royalistic · superlative most royalistic

  1. Synonym of royalist, of or pertaining to royalists, some royalist faction, or royalism.First known use 1840

    It had assumed under the former proprietors, a somewhat royalistic colour.

    1840 December, Dearden's Miscellany, page 877
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    Are not these letters and numberless others that I might have given, if I had space, sufficient to prove the false statements of the royalistic propaganda? And they dare to ask for a recognition of such a traitor by America!

    1922, James William Kouldus, “The Murder of Greece by Constantine”, in The New York Times Current History of the European War, page 511

    The 1951 Jordanian constitution is somewhat less royalistic, as the cabinet is responsible to Parliament.

    1996, Jan-Erik Lane, Constitutions and Political Theory, page 77

    Synonyms: royalist, of or pertaining to royalists, some royalist faction, or royalism

Synonyms & antonyms

adjectiveSynonym of royalist, of or pertaining to royalists, some royalist faction, or royalism.

Similar
royalistof or pertaining to royalistssome royalist factionor royalism
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