royalistic

adj

royalistic

adj

Etymology From royalist + -ic.

1

Synonym of royalist, of or pertaining to royalists, some royalist faction, or royalism.

  • It had assumed under the former proprietors, a somewhat royalistic colour.1840 December, Dearden's Miscellany, p. 877
  • Are not these letters and numberless others that I might have given, if I had space, sufficient to prove the false statements of the royalistic propaganda? And they dare to ask for a recognition of such a traitor by America!1922, James William Kouldus, "The Murder of Greece by Constantine", The New York Times Current History of the European War, p. 511
1 more example
  • The 1951 Jordanian constitution is somewhat less royalistic, as the cabinet is responsible to Parliament.1996, Jan-Erik Lane, Constitutions and Political Theory, p. 77
Derived terms
royalistical

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