Sentence examples for the princely from inspiring English sources
adjective
Relating to a prince; regal; royal.
- Princely birth or character
The princely states, it declared, must therefore accede to either India or Pakistan.
When the Prince William II of Villehardouin died in 1278, the princely domain, as well as the princely title, went to the King of Naples, Charles of Anjou, according to the provisions of the Treaty of Viterbo.
The princely veto would be removed only for nationwide referendums; the prince would still be able to veto parliamentary decisions.
Everyone says that I'm the princely character, or the princely type.
The princely wunderkammer was designed to educate the aristocrat.
How do you feel about the role? A. Everyone says that I'm the princely character, or the princely type.
The princely life, you might think, is none too shoddy.
The guests assembled and anxiously awaited the princely arrival.
They exude the princely confidence once associated with well-born Americans of a certain pedigree.
Miklos' third son, Pál (1635 1713), founded the princely branch of the Fraknó line.
LETTER FROM JAIPUR tells about a stay in the princely city of Jaipur, India.
