scepters in English

noun
1
an ornamented staff carried by rulers on ceremonial occasions as a symbol of sovereignty.
In her left hand she carries the sceptre of state; in her right the orb.
noun

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1. We even made props —swords, scepters, baskets, and the like.

2. Among them was an assortment of crowns, scepters, tools, maces, and other weapons.

3. 5 The Lord hath broken the staff of the awicked, the scepters of the rulers.

4. Some scepters were made of iron, like the one spoken of in this psalm.

5. 3 There was a time when we waved our scepters and calmed the storms.

6. Pageant Crowns, Rhinestone Crowns, Crowns for Sale, King Crowns, Princess & Bridal Tiaras, Scepters and Rhinestone Jewelry for all occasions

7. Buffoons often carried mock scepters and wore belled hats which mimicked crowns, making them the only people in court who could make fun of the monarch, even indirectly.