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royale

royale

7.2
Very grand and luxurious, like something fit for a king or queen
  • adjective
  • /rɔɪˈæl/
translation icon : 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
497 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

683 1.0

Normal and not special or unusual

91 3.4

From a low social rank or simple background

Compounds

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

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

How Luxurious

opulent
15 7.7
royale
7.2
regal
30 5.3
grand
918 3.0
elegant
39 3.4
modest
192 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.