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royale

royale

3 7.2
Very grand and luxurious, like something fit for a king or queen
  • adjective
  • /rɔɪˈæl/
: regio
  • The royale banquet was fit for a king.

Examples

  • The hotel suite offered a royale experience with its luxurious furnishings and attentive service.

  • They entered the ballroom, which was decorated in a truly royale style for the celebration.

  • The chef prepared an omelette royale for the guests, using the finest ingredients.

  • What a royale feast they prepared!

  • The hotel suite offered a royale experience with its luxurious furnishings and attentive service.

  • They entered the ballroom, which was decorated in a truly royale style for the celebration.

  • The chef prepared an omelette royale for the guests, using the finest ingredients.

Synonyms

royal
vsroyale
495 3.1

Relating to a king or queen and their family

is more about a luxurious, ornate quality than mere official connection to rulers
regal
vsroyale
30 5.3

Having a grand and formal appearance like a king or queen

is about luxurious style suggesting something is suitable for royalty
queenly
vsroyale
1 5.6

Having the calm, proud manner and look of a queen

is broader and focuses on luxury and grandeur rather than female-specific dignity

Antonyms

681 1.0

Normal and not special or unusual

54 3.4

From a low social rank or simple background

Compounds

A national park on Isle Royale in Lake Superior, Michigan, known for wild nature, moose, wolves, and old iron mines

A drink of black coffee mixed with Cognac and served with lemon peel and sugar

How Luxurious

opulent
15 7.7
royale
3 7.2
regal
30 5.3
grand
569 3.0
elegant
65 3.4
modest
198 3.3

Surface Forms

royale positive

Etymology

Royale comes from the French word royal, which means 'kingly' or 'of a king'. So calling something royale suggests it is grand, luxurious, and fit for royalty.