monarch|monarchs in English

noun

[mon·arch || 'mɑnərk /'mɒnək]

hereditary sovereign, sole ruler, king, queen; orange and black migratory butterfly (Zoology)

Use "monarch|monarchs" in a sentence

1. Synonyms: Autocrator, despot, dictator, monarch, tyrant, strongman; A title borne by some such monarchs, as in Byzantium and tsarist Russia

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4. The monarch retains largely formal duties.

5. The monarch is formally subordinate to Parliament.

6. The monarch and viceroy look alike.

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8. Other grandchildren became monarchs in their own right or consorts.

9. The prime minister is appointed by the monarch.

10. He had the ear of the monarch.

11. The child's father is the reigning monarch.

12. The monarch was exiled because of the coup.

13. The licentious monarch helped bring about his country's downfall.

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15. King Aqueus was the 18th monarch of Gleeba

16. A monarch has the prerogative of pardoning criminals.

17. The monarch had the power to dissolve parliament.

18. Respected and dignified: the August presence of the monarch.

19. Norodom Sihanouk is now king, as a constitutional monarch.

20. The role of monarch is a purely symbolic one.

21. Mithridates was the first son of Roman Client Monarchs Aspurgus and Gepaepyris.

22. The Absolutist monarchs had seen this power centralize and expand as they became rulers of modern nation-states, which had emerged from more medieval forms of government, where nobles, councils/parliaments, and the church had held powers and acted as checks, if not outright rivals, on the old-style monarch.

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24. The monarch looks to the archbishop for spiritual direction.

25. The fringe is golden as other foreign monarchs and British Royal Family members.