How to Pronounce "scepter"
word
ˈsɛptər
SEP-ter
ˈsɛptə
SEP-tuh
Definition
A scepter is a decorated staff or stick carried by a king or queen as a symbol of their power and authority.
IPA Transcription
American English
ˈsɛptər
British English
ˈsɛptə
Simplified Pronunciation
US
SEP-ter
UK
SEP-tuh
Listen in Context
The king holds a golden scepter during the ceremony.
A scepter is often a sign of royal authority.
The queen passed the scepter to her daughter.
He waved the scepter as the crowd cheered for their new king.