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princely
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princely
of, belonging to, or characteristic of a prince


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Yet he seems insecure enough in his princeliness to blurt out, about his parents, "They had--how to put it?
Father and sons by Pleszczynski, Wlady / The American Spectator
Windsor adds in the margin that "Lights provyded for 5 nightes woulde serve but one nighte," implying that the lights' princeliness clearly came at a cost beyond the projected lighting budget.
"Goodlie anticke apparrell"?: Sophocles' Ajax at early modern Oxford ... by Knight, Sarah / Shakespeare Studies
It helped that Lustiger was simultaneously hyperclerical (Boston's Richard Cushing had nothing on him for princeliness when it was called for), yet also refreshingly laic--that is, both a civic citizen, trained in philosophy at the very secular Sorbonne, and a fierce churchman.
Le bulldozer: the achievement of Cardinal Lustiger by Englund, Steven / Commonweal
 
 
 
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