princely|princelier|princeliest in English

adjective

['prince·ly || 'prɪnslɪ]

characteristic of a prince, like a prince; noble, aristocratic, stately

Use "princely|princelier|princeliest" in a sentence

1. Princelier Wood Baaings timeously

2. Head up, a princely posture.

3. Anagrammatising Acronymic Cristopher, his princely walling

4. It was the embodiment of princely magnificence.

5. He enjoys being munificent on a princely scale.

6. 24 He enjoys being munificent on a princely scale.

7. And Princely giver , who hast brought the gold.

8. They paid me the princely sum of USD 5000.

9. They paid me the princely sum of 50 p.

10. My savings had now reached the princely sum of ￡

11. I bought a bike for the princely sum of £20!

12. So I ordered a princely ceremony for Guan Yu's funeral.

13. Robert's father gave off that sense of superiority and princely dominion.

14. Jesus’ princely rule is ‘sustained by means of justice and righteousness.’

15. For his first book he received the princely sum of $ 400.

16. This was a princely sum in the year of our Lord, 19

17. As the number of these dwindled, princely jurisdiction apparently reached its low point.

18. Our local CAA-approved doctor charges the princely sum of ￡65 for similar services.

19. The Grand Almoner also gave communion to the King and performed baptisms and princely marriages.

20. Each princely family (Shinnōke), for example, uses a modified chrysanthemum crest as their mon.

21. To the abundance of the princely rule and to peace there will be no end.”

22. She and the other workers received the princely sum of $14 for the evening's work.

23. They also attempted to make the Nizam accede his princely state to Pakistan instead of India.

24. I don't know what your muscles earn you, but Miss Christopher managed to save a princely sum.

25. When the leaves turn colour and the berry clusters are ripe, the rowan is a princely sight.