0 of, like, or suitable for, a king or queen -- diraja
regal robes.
She has a regal appearance
It might well be that the current statutory requirements on the scheme regal ding disclosure of information to the auditor and to other professionals for their professional purposes are sufficient.
I do not believe that there is any princess in our history who excelled her in those regal gifts.
I say that that is so as regal-is both the two principal suppliers.
The only buildings which still appear in their own regal splendour are the public conveniences in our towns and cities.
The enterprise is a matter of regal extravagance.
Is the "we" to which she referred regal or national when referring to our country?
Is there nothing in the regal force of custom?
She must keep up appearances and go through the motions, using the regal language of concern.
