Majesties is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MAJESTIES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• MAJESTY, regal dignity
• impressive beauty, scale, or stateliness
• royal power
• used in the title of several state institutions
• a title given to a sovereign or a sovereign's wife or widow

Words related to MAJESTIES

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How to use MAJESTIES in a sentence

• The view here shown is looking into the small dining-room, the private dining-room of their Majesties.
• I pray your Majesties to see one Christopher Columbus.
• He was received by their majesties with unqualified favor and distinction.
• I am the devoted adherent of their Majesties, and I know no other masters.
• The attack had already begun, and Calvert thought with a thrill of horror of the fate that awaited Beaufort and those other loyal servants of their Majesties within the palace.
• The situation of their majesties could be distinguished by the white umbrellas, which are the appropriate marks of royalty.
• All these things were finished with expedition, that here their Majesties might repose while they saw the main building go forward.
• There is not a thing which his majesty can desire, that their majesties of the two Sicilies will not have the greatest pleasure in complying with.
• Make my highest respects acceptable to their majesties of England.
• Their majesties introduced them to each other, with every expression of esteem and regard.
• But the reasons given me by their Sicilian majesties, induced me not to burn them till the last moment.
• Accordingly, preparations were made to give their majesties a reception on board in a style corresponding with their rank.
• They resolved, that whoever advised the king to refuse the royal assent to that bill, was an enemy to their majesties and the kingdom.
• It was honoured by the presence of their majesties, who partook of a banquet in a pavilion erected on the bridge.
• He is a democrat, and he declares that in the presence of hereditary majesties, he would most resolutely refuse to bend the knee.
• There is a physician, who is said to rule both their Majesties, and I suppose is sold to France, for that is the predominant interest now at Copenhagen.
• Here their Majesties were seated at a table under a lofty canopy.
• Having been so long upon the island, their cloaks were so much worn, that their majesties were extremely out at elbows.
• In regard to the charge of retaining his majesties fifth, it was proved that Cortes had fairly expended it in the public service, together with 6000 crowns of his own property.
• The gentlemen and ladies were presented to their majesties and monsieur le cardinal.
• Yet neither of their majesties has a legal right to any such immunity.
• But some account of these things may be gleaned from his letters to their Catholic majesties, to whom he would not dare to write any thing but the truth.
• Leaving therefore his son James in the monastery of La Rabida at Palos, he went to the court of their Catholic majesties at Cordova.
• The admiral then stood up, and took formal possession in the usual words for their Catholic majesties of this inland, to which he gave the name of St Salvador.
• Torres was a man of great judgment and entire honour, in whom their Catholic majesties and the admiral reposed much confidence.
• We shall give account to a person deputed by the admiral, of all we carry on board, and shall deliver to him all we may have belonging to their majesties.
• This wax was carried to their majesties, but as no more was ever found in Cuba, it was afterwards supposed to have been brought from Yucatan.
• An answer came to Seville from their majesties, expressing their joy for his return and the success of his voyage, and promising to honour and reward him for his services.
• It is impossible to express the high satisfaction entertained by their majesties and all the court at the fortunate issue of this great enterprize, which all had despaired of.
• On purpose to do him the more honour, their majesties, attended by Prince John, received him on the throne, which was set out in a public place.
• Their majesties pressed him to hasten his departure, making him great promises of favour and reward, as the importance of his discovery seemed every day the greater.
• About the same time, an information, drawn up in form against the admiral, was found concealed in the buoy of one of the ships, which he also transmitted to their majesties.
• Lloyd had been married the same year with their Majesties, and like them, had been blessed with a numerous family of fine children, their numbers being exactly the same.

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