British Royalty Word Search
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Sample words: HER, HRH, OLD, WAR, DUKE, KING, POPE, NOBLE, MALE, STYLE, DUCHESS, COUNTESS, ANTHEM, GEORGE, GENERAL, SUCCEED.
British Royalty word list, defined
- HER /hɜːr/ (British), /hɝr/ (American) · personal pronoun; possessive determiner
- Her is a third-person singular personal pronoun used to refer to a female person or a feminine-gender entity. It functions either as an object pronoun after a verb or preposition or as a possessive determiner before a noun. Related: him, his, hers.
- OLD /oʊld/ (US); /əʊld/ (British) · adjective; adverb; noun
- Having existed for a long time; advanced in age. Also, belonging to a former time, person, or context, or used informally to express familiarity, affection, or amusement. Related: aged, elderly, former, previous.
- WAR /wɔːr/ (British); /wɔr/ (American) · noun and verb
- War is organized armed conflict between states, communities, or other organized groups. In broader use, it can refer to a prolonged struggle, conflict, or state of hostility. Related: conflict, hostilities, fighting, battle.
- DUKE /djuːk/ (UK), /duːk/ (US) · noun
- A duke is a male nobleman of the highest hereditary rank below the reigning monarch, typically ruling or associated with a duchy. The title is also used in various European monarchies and, informally in American slang, as a friendly term of address meaning 'guy' or 'pal'. Related: nobleman, aristocrat, peer, lord.
- KING /kɪŋ/ · noun and verb
- A king is a male sovereign who rules a kingdom. By extension, it denotes a leading or pre-eminent person and is also used for a court playing card and the chess piece that must be protected. Related: monarch, sovereign, ruler, crowned head.
- POPE /pəʊp/ (British), /poʊp/ (US) · noun
- The pope is the head of the Roman Catholic Church, the bishop of Rome, and the successor of Saint Peter. The title is also used for a pontiff regarded as the head of the Church. Related: pontiff, bishop of Rome, supreme pontiff.
- NOBLE /ˈnoʊbəl/ (US); /ˈnəʊbəl/ (UK) · adjective; noun
- As an adjective, noble means morally admirable, generous, or worthy of respect; it can also mean belonging to a high social rank. As a noun, a noble is a member of a hereditary or privileged aristocracy. Related: virtuous, admirable, exalted, grand.
- MALE /meɪl/ · noun and adjective
- As a noun, a male is a person or animal belonging to the sex typically characterized by the production of sperm. As an adjective, male means belonging to or relating to that sex, or to people and animals of that sex. Related: man, masculine, manly, gentleman.
- STYLE /staɪl/ · noun
- A particular way of writing, speaking, behaving, or doing something, especially one regarded as distinctive or appropriate. The word can also refer to a fashionable appearance or the general manner of an artistic work. Related: manner, mannerism, approach, method.
- DUCHESS /ˈdʌtʃɪs/ · noun
- The wife or widow of a duke, or a woman holding the rank of duke in her own right. Related: noblewoman, peeress, aristocrat, lady.
- COUNTESS /ˈkaʊntəs/ · noun
- A countess is the wife or widow of a count or earl, or a woman holding the rank of count in her own right in certain European peerages. Related: noblewoman, peeress, aristocrat, lady.
- ANTHEM /ˈænθəm/ · noun
- A rousing or uplifting song identified with a particular group, cause, or nation; specifically, a formal choral composition with English words set to scripture, used in Anglican church services. Related: hymn, song, chorale, canticle.
- GENERAL /ˈdʒɛn(ə)rəl/ · adjective, noun, adverb, verb
- Concerning all or most members of a group, rather than one particular person or thing; overall or usual. As a noun, it can mean a senior military commander or, in the phrase 'a general', a person concerned with a subject in an overall way. Related: comprehensive, broad, overall, widespread.
- SUCCEED /səkˈsiːd/ · verb
- To achieve a desired result or objective, especially after making an effort. In older or more formal usage, it can also mean to come after or follow someone. Related: achieve, accomplish, prosper, prevail.
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