imperial` — relating to an empire or emperor; majestic, magnificent
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: relating to an empire or emperor; majestic, magnificent
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪmˈpɪriəl/
Korean meaning: 제국의, 황제의; 장엄한, 웅장한
Korean pronunciation: 임**피**리얼
Example Sentences
- The chef's imperial attitude made everyone think he owned the kitchen and possibly the entire universe.
- My cat has an imperial presence - she expects to be served dinner on a silver platter.
- The imperial measurements confused the international students in the cooking class.
imperial`
ADJECTIVE//ɪmˈpɪriəl//
relating to an empire or emperor; majestic, magnificent
a crowned emperor sits regally on an elaborate golden throne while raising a jeweled scepter. His flowing purple robes cascade down the steps as courtiers bow deeply before him. The emperor's commanding gesture causes all the nobles and guards to kneel in reverence. Golden light streams through tall stained glass windows, illuminating the emperor's ornate crown and royal regalia. Courtiers dressed in fine silk garments lower their heads respectfully while palace guards stand at attention. the majestic and magnificent authority relating to an empire and emperor
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Origin
From Latin 'imperialis', derived from 'imperium' meaning supreme power or command. This was the term used for the absolute authority held by Roman emperors.
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“The chef's imperial attitude made everyone think he owned the kitchen and possibly the entire universe.”
“My cat has an imperial presence - she expects to be served dinner on a silver platter.”
“The imperial measurements confused the international students in the cooking class.”
“The museum displayed artifacts from various imperial dynasties throughout history.”
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