imperial
- adjective
- /ɪmˈpɪr.i.əl/
- Greetings in the name of His Imperial Majesty, Emperor Haile I Selassie I.
- imperial power
- imperial rule
- imperial court
So crucially important to see these imperial busts look the same.
- So crucially important to see these imperial busts look the same.
- The army was directly linked to the empty Imperial centre, to the Emperor.
- Nagano's response was the Imperial Japanese Army are not Barbarians.
- Would this be just the Imperial cavalry or what are we talking?
- What the United States was buying was the imperial rights to this huge swath of North America.
Examples
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The 16-petal chrysanthemum was also officially adopted as the imperial emblem during the Meiji, and not before.
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It's tea from the Japanese imperial family.
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And to the service of our great Imperial family, to which we all belong.
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Yes here is the Imperial Japanese constitution.
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In the name of His Imperial Majesty... I welcome you.
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The winner of the Imperial Derby.
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The army was directly linked to the empty Imperial centre, to the Emperor.
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It's about a Crown Prince who sets off from the capital on an imperial excursion.
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A rumor reached the Imperial Guard that Bessier was dead.
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The palace was adorned with imperial decorations fit for a king.
Synonyms
Relating to a king or queen and their family
Having great beauty and causing people to feel respect
Having a grand and formal appearance like a king or queen
Show great dignity and generosity like royalty
A government in which a king or queen rules
Antonyms
Compounds
- Archaic
A system of measuring distance, weight, and liquid once used in Britain using feet, pounds, and pints
A tall plant with a ring of leaves at the top of its stem and bright bell-shaped orange flowers
- Specialized
A Japanese garden plant people grow for large bright multicolored flowers and pretty leaves
- Specialized
A very large extinct elephant-like animal that lived in North America during the Ice Age
- Specialized
A large moth in North America with yellow wings and brown marks whose caterpillars eat maple and pine leaves
A part of Manila with old government, church, and fort buildings from Spanish rule
- Offensive
A critical name for Manila used to say the city controls government and money while ignoring provinces
- Archaic
A small narrow patch of chin hair shaped into a short point like an emperor's style
A unit that measures volume in the British Imperial system, like a gallon or pint
- Specialized
A very large extinct animal with long tusks that lived in North America during the Ice Age
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Etymology
Imperial comes from the Latin imperium ('command' or 'rule') and the verb imperare ('to command'), the same root behind emperor and empire. So something imperial is fit for a ruler or connected to an empire.