monarchial
monarchial adjective: synonym of monarchical.
Adjective
monarchial (comparative more monarchial, superlative most monarchial)
- Synonym of monarchical.
- [T]he former Party inclin'd moſt to the Republican Part of our Government, and the latter to the Monarchial.1741, [David Hume], “Essay XI. Of the Parties of Great Britain.”, in Essays, Moral and Political, volume I, Edinburgh: […] R[obert] Fleming and A[lexander] Alison, for A[lexander] Kincaid […], →OCLC...
- Synonyms:
- monarchical
Synonyms of monarchial
Forms of monarchial
| comparative | more monarchial |
|---|---|
| superlative | most monarchial |
Origin of monarchial
Probably partly from monarchy + -al (compare Middle French monarchial) and partly monarch + -ial.
Questions about monarchial
- What does monarchial mean?
- Monarchial means synonym of monarchical.
- What part of speech is monarchial?
- Monarchial is an adjective.
Words near monarchial in the dictionary
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