Kingly Meaning in English
word
ˈkɪŋɫi
KING-lee
kˈɪŋli
KING-lee
Definition
Describes something that is typical of or suitable for a king, such as showing majesty, power, or greatness.
Usage & Nuances
A formal and literary word, less common in everyday conversation. Often describes behavior, gestures, or appearances that are grand or majestic like a king. Do not confuse with 'royal' (more neutral/adjective for anything related to a king/queen). Common in phrases like 'kingly manner' or 'kingly gift'.
Spanish: real - majestuosoPortuguese (BR): real - majestosoPortuguese (PT): real - majestosoChinese (Simplified): 国王般的 - 威严的Chinese (Traditional): 國王般的 - 威嚴的Hindi: राजसीArabic: ملوكي - مهيبBengali: রাজকীয় - মহারাজাসুলভRussian: царственный - королевский (величественный)Japanese: 王者のような - 王らしいVietnamese: vương giả - oai nghiêm như vuaKorean: 왕다운 - 위엄 있는Turkish: kral gibi - majesteleri gibiUrdu: شاہانہIndonesian: sebagai raja - agung seperti raja
Example Sentences
He wore a kingly robe at the ceremony.
basic
The palace had a kingly beauty.
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She gave him a kingly welcome.
basic
He treated his guests with kingly generosity.
natural
There’s something kingly about the way she leads the team.
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The old man sat with a kingly calm, watching the crowds pass by.
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