princeliness
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6.7
- noun
- /ˈprɪnslɪnəs/
- His princeliness shone through in every speech he gave.
Examples
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The princeliness of the palace was evident in its golden domes and marble floors.
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Her wedding dress had a certain princeliness that made her look regal.
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They admired the princeliness of the ceremony, with its lavish decorations and music.
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The princeliness of her demeanor was evident at the gala.
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His princeliness was evident in the way he carried himself with dignity and grace throughout the ceremony.
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The room was adorned with decorations that matched her princeliness, impressing all the guests with its grandeur.
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Everyone admired her princeliness as she entered the ballroom, radiating an aura of noble elegance and charm.
Synonyms
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4.1
Great size and beauty that makes something look impressive, like a cathedral
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6.7
A quality of being like a king or queen, showing calm, dignity, and elegance
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7.2
A calm, serious, and impressive way of behaving or looking
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8.1
Polite and elegant behavior like people at a royal court
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8.6
A grand, impressive way of acting like a king or queen
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8.5
Behaving proudly and as if one is better than others
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Etymology
Princeliness comes from prince ('a royal person') plus the ending -ness ('a state or quality'). It means being like a prince — grand, dignified, or noble — so imagine the calm, proud air of a palace to remember it.