the royal academy — A prestigious institution for arts, sciences, or learning, especially one granted royal charter
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: A prestigious institution for arts, sciences, or learning, especially one granted royal charter
Pronunciation (IPA): /ðə ˈrɔɪəl əˈkædəmi/
Example Sentences
- She dreamed of becoming a member of the Royal Academy, but her paintings kept getting rejected like a pizza delivery to the wrong address.
- The Royal Academy's annual exhibition attracts millions of visitors from around the world.
- Professor Johnson was so excited about joining the Royal Academy that he practiced his acceptance speech in the mirror for three hours daily.
the royal academy
NOUN[/ðə ˈrɔɪəl əˈkædəmi/]
A prestigious institution for arts, sciences, or learning, especially one granted royal charter
A prestigious institution for arts, sciences, or learning, especially one granted royal charter
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“She dreamed of becoming a member of the Royal Academy, but her paintings kept getting rejected like a pizza delivery to the wrong address.”
“The Royal Academy's annual exhibition attracts millions of visitors from around the world.”
“Professor Johnson was so excited about joining the Royal Academy that he practiced his acceptance speech in the mirror for three hours daily.”
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