The phrase "a high royal" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts discussing nobility or royalty, but it would require additional context to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The event was attended by a high royal, whose presence added prestige to the occasion."
Alternatives: "a senior royal" or "a prominent royal".
A high royal official, Imhotep, has traditionally been credited with the design and with the decision to use quarried stone.
Their results demonstrated that a high royal jelly-producing honeybee strain significantly up-regulates a large group of proteins involved in metabolism of carbohydrates, nucleotides, amino acids, and fatty acids, proteins involved in protein biosynthesis, energy production, development, antioxidation, and protein folding, and transporter and cytoskeleton proteins.
"Princess Crocodile," as their impressive but somewhat amorphous hour-long work was titled, was a misnomer, for these women deserve a higher royal ranking.
In time the voivode, a higher royal official first attested in 1176, became the principal of all the counts in Transylvania.
With a blend of high royal drama, queer pageantry and serious activism work, the Court today has over 70 chapters across North America.
GRIFFITH PARK — It was a sea of Burbank High royal blue and white Wednesday in the 22nd annual Burbank All-City Cross-Country Meet.
Among the Zulu Kingdom's main leaders and military commanders was Mzilikazi, who enjoyed high royal favour for a time, but ultimately provoked the king's wrath by repeatedly offending him.
A 1942 letter from General Mihailovic praised and thanked him for his "gigantic efforts," recognized by the later award of high royal decorations.
There are bamboo groves, 100-foot high royal palms in cathedral formation and the only area of Barbados that has tree ferns growing in the wild.
Detecting the gene expression difference in HGs between these two sibling species is important for understanding the mechanism of high royal jelly production.
Two main conspirators in this attempt were Constantine Phaulkon, a high-level royal adviser to Siam's King Narai, and Gui Tachard, a French Jesuit missionary.
