regality
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ɪ noun, plural re·gal·i·ties.
1.
royalty, sovereignty, or kingship.
2.
a right or privilege pertaining to a sovereign.
3.
a kingdom.
4.
a.
territorial jurisdiction of a royal nature formerly conferred by the sovereign.
b.
a territory subject to such jurisdiction.
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| —n , pl -ties | |
| 1. | the state or condition of being royal; kingship or queenship; royalty |
| 2. | the rights or privileges of royalty |
| 3. | (Scot) history |
| a. jurisdiction conferred by the sovereign on a powerful subject | |
| b. a territory under such jurisdiction | |
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Burgh of regality, granted to a nobleman or lord of regality.
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