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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈriɡəl/ · UK /ˈriːɡəl/
regal means: Connected with kings or queens, or grand and impressive like them.
adjective
Connected with kings or queens, or grand and impressive like them.
- She looked regal in her long dress.
- The palace displayed symbols of regal authority.
- He entered with a regal air.
noun
A small musical keyboard instrument whose metal reeds make sound when air passes over them.
- He played a small regal.
- The museum owns a sixteenth-century regal.
- Air from the bellows makes the regal sound.
A control on an organ that produces a bright sound using reeds and short pipes.
- The organ has a regal stop.
- She drew the regal for a brighter tone.
- The builder fitted a new regal to the instrument.
Questions about regal
What does regal mean?
Connected with kings or queens, or grand and impressive like them.
What is regal in other languages?
Türkçe: krallara özgü · Español: regio · Français: royal · Deutsch: königlich · Italiano: regale · 日本語: 王者らしい
How do you pronounce regal?
In American English /ˈriɡəl/; in British English /ˈriːɡəl/.
How do you use regal in a sentence?
She looked regal in her long dress. The palace displayed symbols of regal authority.
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