royal household
royal household noun: the immediate family and principal courtiers and servants of a royal personage, especially a monarch; an organization with roles and departments that supports the functions of such a personage.
Noun
royal household (plural royal households)
- The immediate family and principal courtiers and servants of a royal personage, especially a monarch; an organization with roles and departments that supports the functions of such a personage.
- Holonym: court
- The Royal Household faces very different cost of living pressures to everyone else, but it is still required to watch the pennies (well, the millions anyway).2025 July 9, Dickon Ross, “Cost-effective Royal Train: the King's conundrum”, in RAIL, number 1039, page 3
Forms of royal household
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Questions about royal household
- What does royal household mean?
- Royal household means the immediate family and principal courtiers and servants of a royal personage, especially a monarch; an organization with roles and departments that supports the functions of such a personage.
- What part of speech is royal household?
- Royal household is a noun.
- What is the plural of royal household?
- The plural of royal household is royal households.
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