kingly

Not all kings behave in a kingly way.

The kingly lion surveyed his kingdom from atop the hill.

She carried herself with a kingly grace and elegance.

The kingly robe was adorned with intricate designs and jewels.

His kingly demeanor commanded respect from all who met him.

The kingly banquet featured a lavish spread of delicacies.

The kingly castle stood tall and imposing against the dark sky.

He wore a kingly crown encrusted with precious gems.

The kingly ruler was known for his benevolent leadership.

The kingly procession made its way through the cheering crowds.

The knight swore an oath of loyalty to his kingly lord.

This, our convention understood to be the most oppressive of all kingly oppressions.

This is the noblest pine yet discovered, surpassing all others not merely in size but also in kingly beauty and majesty.

Now and again, Mouret's voice was drowned by the noisy accompaniment, the formidable uproar of a kingly fortune gained in battle.

Catelyn looked up at her tall kingly son. " Your Grace, I have prayed for your safe return. I had heard you were wounded" .

This pale crescent was " the likeness of a kingly crown;" what it diademed was " the shape which shape had none" .

The clear, kingly effulgence that had characterized the majority expressed a heath and furze country like their own, which in one direction extended an unlimited number of miles.

But the titular king of England spent very little time on the island itself and never got around to fulfilling his kingly duty of producing an heir to his throne.

Ever since photographs have been sent back to us of our own blue planet, we have known that there is no such kingly court just out of reach above our heads.

A kingly man in rich robes rose when he saw her, and smiled. " Daenerys of House Targaryen, be welcome. Come and share the food of forever. We are the Undying of Qarth" .

Despite his refusal of the kingly title, Cromwell did concede to a lot of the other proposals made in the 'Humble Petition', including the scrapping of the unpopular Major-General structure and restoring the House of Lords.