Definition of royally in English:

royally

adverb ˈrɔɪəliˈrɔɪəli

1By a king or queen.
a royally appointed vice president
Example sentencesExamples
- England and France had only a few royally sponsored voyages of discovery in the 16th century, mostly searching for the elusive Northwest Passage.
- Being a duke or a count, or holding other royally conferred titles such as vir inluster (in France) or vir magnificus (in Italy), were important privileges.
- He was important enough to delay a royally attended performance because he needed to be shaved (he was playing the Queen).
- From 1670, through the royally chartered Hudson's Bay Company, England claimed sovereignty over Rupert's Land.
- He could not transfer his royally delegated powers to the people, but only to a deputy such as himself.
- He was, it is reported, royally recompensed by the imperial pair.
- He tapped the wealth of the Church by putting much of its property under royally appointed 'Commendators'.
- They were left to accept royally nominated commissioners to draft the treaty.
- He received a commission for the altarpiece, to be painted for the royally patronized convent church in Madrid.
- As a result of political party demonstrations against the royally appointed government, the prime minister resigned.
1. 1.1 In a way suitable for a king or queen.
  he was paid royally by his wealthy patrons
  Example sentencesExamples
  They travelled so royally and with such a long train of attendants that they attracted the sardonic notice of other tourists.
  It's a great soundtrack if you want to evoke the court of the Sun King in your very own home, or to prance around royally in your best bathrobe.
  During the next two months, she was entertained royally.
  The prince's family also benefited royally from the bounty.
  At the first wedding I attended, I was treated more royally than the bridesmaid.
  The expression has been attributed to the emperor's desire to seem royally superior, but evidence suggests it could mean other things as well.
  They ate royally and felt like part of the family.
  The wealthy prince summons her to his island paradise for a royally lavish wedding.
  All guests are treated royally, says the owner and manager.
  The Windsor Castle will feed you right royally for less than that modest price.
2informal To an extreme degree; utterly (used for emphasis)
as submodifier their priorities are royally messed up
Example sentencesExamples
- I am still royally irritated by the elimination of his character in favor of this macho posturer.
- If you waste it, I'll royally break your head open!
- I was royally frustrated when through, but happy all the same.
- If your computer is royally messed up, you may need to back up your critical files and reinstall Windows.
- There is no food in the house, but much wine on which to get royally drunk.
- Royally shafted by the studio, they found themselves marooned in pre-production limbo.
- I was royally confused about this story's chain of events.
- I stand by and watch as customers get royally screwed.
- It should be royally clear by now that the forces for integration vastly outnumber the forces against.
- Hasn't either of you figured out you've been royally set up?

Definition of royally in US English:

royally

adverbˈrɔɪəliˈroiəlē

1By a king or queen.
a royally appointed vice president
Example sentencesExamples
- Being a duke or a count, or holding other royally conferred titles such as vir inluster (in France) or vir magnificus (in Italy), were important privileges.
- From 1670, through the royally chartered Hudson's Bay Company, England claimed sovereignty over Rupert's Land.
- He tapped the wealth of the Church by putting much of its property under royally appointed 'Commendators'.
- He was important enough to delay a royally attended performance because he needed to be shaved (he was playing the Queen).
- He could not transfer his royally delegated powers to the people, but only to a deputy such as himself.
- He was, it is reported, royally recompensed by the imperial pair.
- He received a commission for the altarpiece, to be painted for the royally patronized convent church in Madrid.
- As a result of political party demonstrations against the royally appointed government, the prime minister resigned.
- England and France had only a few royally sponsored voyages of discovery in the 16th century, mostly searching for the elusive Northwest Passage.
- They were left to accept royally nominated commissioners to draft the treaty.
1. 1.1 In a way suitable for a king or queen.
  he was paid royally by his wealthy patrons
  Example sentencesExamples
  It's a great soundtrack if you want to evoke the court of the Sun King in your very own home, or to prance around royally in your best bathrobe.
  The expression has been attributed to the emperor's desire to seem royally superior, but evidence suggests it could mean other things as well.
  The wealthy prince summons her to his island paradise for a royally lavish wedding.
  They travelled so royally and with such a long train of attendants that they attracted the sardonic notice of other tourists.
  All guests are treated royally, says the owner and manager.
  They ate royally and felt like part of the family.
  At the first wedding I attended, I was treated more royally than the bridesmaid.
  During the next two months, she was entertained royally.
  The prince's family also benefited royally from the bounty.
  The Windsor Castle will feed you right royally for less than that modest price.
2informal To an extreme degree; utterly (used for emphasis)
as submodifier their priorities are royally messed up
Example sentencesExamples
- There is no food in the house, but much wine on which to get royally drunk.
- I was royally frustrated when through, but happy all the same.
- Royally shafted by the studio, they found themselves marooned in pre-production limbo.
- It should be royally clear by now that the forces for integration vastly outnumber the forces against.
- I was royally confused about this story's chain of events.
- Hasn't either of you figured out you've been royally set up?
- If your computer is royally messed up, you may need to back up your critical files and reinstall Windows.
- I am still royally irritated by the elimination of his character in favor of this macho posturer.
- If you waste it, I'll royally break your head open!
- I stand by and watch as customers get royally screwed.

单词	royally
释义	Definition of royally in English: royally adverb ˈrɔɪəliˈrɔɪəli 1By a king or queen. a royally appointed vice president Example sentencesExamples England and France had only a few royally sponsored voyages of discovery in the 16th century, mostly searching for the elusive Northwest Passage. Being a duke or a count, or holding other royally conferred titles such as vir inluster (in France) or vir magnificus (in Italy), were important privileges. He was important enough to delay a royally attended performance because he needed to be shaved (he was playing the Queen). From 1670, through the royally chartered Hudson's Bay Company, England claimed sovereignty over Rupert's Land. He could not transfer his royally delegated powers to the people, but only to a deputy such as himself. He was, it is reported, royally recompensed by the imperial pair. He tapped the wealth of the Church by putting much of its property under royally appointed 'Commendators'. They were left to accept royally nominated commissioners to draft the treaty. He received a commission for the altarpiece, to be painted for the royally patronized convent church in Madrid. As a result of political party demonstrations against the royally appointed government, the prime minister resigned. 1.1 In a way suitable for a king or queen. he was paid royally by his wealthy patrons Example sentencesExamples They travelled so royally and with such a long train of attendants that they attracted the sardonic notice of other tourists. It's a great soundtrack if you want to evoke the court of the Sun King in your very own home, or to prance around royally in your best bathrobe. During the next two months, she was entertained royally. The prince's family also benefited royally from the bounty. At the first wedding I attended, I was treated more royally than the bridesmaid. The expression has been attributed to the emperor's desire to seem royally superior, but evidence suggests it could mean other things as well. They ate royally and felt like part of the family. The wealthy prince summons her to his island paradise for a royally lavish wedding. All guests are treated royally, says the owner and manager. The Windsor Castle will feed you right royally for less than that modest price. 2informal To an extreme degree; utterly (used for emphasis) as submodifier their priorities are royally messed up Example sentencesExamples I am still royally irritated by the elimination of his character in favor of this macho posturer. If you waste it, I'll royally break your head open! I was royally frustrated when through, but happy all the same. If your computer is royally messed up, you may need to back up your critical files and reinstall Windows. There is no food in the house, but much wine on which to get royally drunk. Royally shafted by the studio, they found themselves marooned in pre-production limbo. I was royally confused about this story's chain of events. I stand by and watch as customers get royally screwed. It should be royally clear by now that the forces for integration vastly outnumber the forces against. Hasn't either of you figured out you've been royally set up? Definition of royally in US English: royally adverbˈrɔɪəliˈroiəlē 1By a king or queen. a royally appointed vice president Example sentencesExamples Being a duke or a count, or holding other royally conferred titles such as vir inluster (in France) or vir magnificus (in Italy), were important privileges. From 1670, through the royally chartered Hudson's Bay Company, England claimed sovereignty over Rupert's Land. He tapped the wealth of the Church by putting much of its property under royally appointed 'Commendators'. He was important enough to delay a royally attended performance because he needed to be shaved (he was playing the Queen). He could not transfer his royally delegated powers to the people, but only to a deputy such as himself. He was, it is reported, royally recompensed by the imperial pair. He received a commission for the altarpiece, to be painted for the royally patronized convent church in Madrid. As a result of political party demonstrations against the royally appointed government, the prime minister resigned. England and France had only a few royally sponsored voyages of discovery in the 16th century, mostly searching for the elusive Northwest Passage. They were left to accept royally nominated commissioners to draft the treaty. 1.1 In a way suitable for a king or queen. he was paid royally by his wealthy patrons Example sentencesExamples It's a great soundtrack if you want to evoke the court of the Sun King in your very own home, or to prance around royally in your best bathrobe. The expression has been attributed to the emperor's desire to seem royally superior, but evidence suggests it could mean other things as well. The wealthy prince summons her to his island paradise for a royally lavish wedding. They travelled so royally and with such a long train of attendants that they attracted the sardonic notice of other tourists. All guests are treated royally, says the owner and manager. They ate royally and felt like part of the family. At the first wedding I attended, I was treated more royally than the bridesmaid. During the next two months, she was entertained royally. The prince's family also benefited royally from the bounty. The Windsor Castle will feed you right royally for less than that modest price. 2informal To an extreme degree; utterly (used for emphasis) as submodifier their priorities are royally messed up Example sentencesExamples There is no food in the house, but much wine on which to get royally drunk. I was royally frustrated when through, but happy all the same. Royally shafted by the studio, they found themselves marooned in pre-production limbo. It should be royally clear by now that the forces for integration vastly outnumber the forces against. I was royally confused about this story's chain of events. Hasn't either of you figured out you've been royally set up? If your computer is royally messed up, you may need to back up your critical files and reinstall Windows. I am still royally irritated by the elimination of his character in favor of this macho posturer. If you waste it, I'll royally break your head open! I stand by and watch as customers get royally screwed.
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