Royalist is valid Scrabble Word

Is royalist a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
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8 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
11 points in WWF

Definitions for ROYALIST in dictionary:

NOUN:

a supporter of a monarch or monarchy
a person who supports the principle of monarchy or a particular monarchy.
a supporter of the King against Parliament in the English Civil War.
a supporter of the British during the War of American Independence.
supporter of monarchy
An adherent of a king (as of Charles I. in England, or of the Bourbons in france); one attached to monarchical government.
an advocate of the principles of monarchy
a royalist supporter of Charles I during the English Civil War

ADJECTIVE:

giving support to the monarchy
(in the English Civil War) supporting the King against Parliament

of or relating to royalists

Words related to ROYALIST

royalism13 royalisms14 royalists12

Words that contain ROYALIST

royalists12 royalistic15 antiroyalist15 antiroyalists16 ultraroyalist16 ultraroyalists17

How to use ROYALIST in a sentence

The book speedily became famous and was the source of all Royalist arguments against the Commonwealth.
The report of his death, and the sight of his war-steed galloping alone across the field, spread alarm through the royalist ranks.
If for no other reason than that his stepfather was a royalist, he would have been a republican.
Edmond Pendleton was of royalist origin, and lived and died a most uncompromising churchman.
Thus being at his last turn, he changed from royalist to rebel, and was set to guard the king in the castle of Carisbrooke.
In the Royalist camp, the state of affairs was meanwhile absolutely desperate.
The Royalist artillery and cavalry had full room to play, for not a knoll or bush was there to mar their murderous aim.
They inflicted much more damage than they suffered, for they were scattered out while the royalist troops were close together, and moreover, were continually taken in flank.
This city was throughout the civil war the heart of the Royalist party, and its loss was one of the heaviest blows which befell the crown.
Essex, however, sent in word to the Royalist camp that for every one of the Parliament officers put to death, he would hang three Royalist prisoners.

On the 2d of July, having rested two days, the Royalist army marched out against the Roundheads.
With his cavaliers upon the right of the Royalist army, he charged the Scotch horse, scattered them in every direction and rode after them, chasing and slaying.
Both ships of the enemy had brought all their guns over to the sides opposed to the Royalist vessel, and fought eighteen guns to his eight.
The Royalist? ay, she hoisted her sails two minutes after her boat reached her.
He was experiencing the extreme loneliness that follows being more royalist than the king.
The tower of the church shows traces of the Royalist attack on the town in 1642.
The two went to church with a regularity that gave the royalist grocer, who lived below, in the corner shop, an excellent opinion of the worthy Canquoelle.
It was time to redeem the promises by which the moderate party had been won over to the royalist cause.
The strongest of the royalist earls, Aymer of Pembroke, died in 1324.
The overthrow of the Royalist cause was utterly ruinous to the Powells.
The liberal student became a royalist, and sought to win the favor of influential persons.
He became, in short, a member of the royalist secret service that in the end was to bring down the monarchy in ruins.
The Councils, apart from the ex-members of the Convention, were found to be far less royalist than had been expected.
Bouille, a staunch royalist and experienced soldier, was in command.
Then all the Royalist members of the Corporation were removed, and both the bishop, Williams, and the dean, Scott, were deprived of their offices.
The royalist leaders assembled at the house of Count de la Pere, for the purpose of holding a last great discussion and consultation.
He was a Royalist in political sympathy till 1794, when the decree of the French convention, giving liberty to the slaves, brought him over to the side of the Republic.
Morillo was wounded, and the royalist army put to flight.
A royalist by inborn inclination, I have now, in France, become one from conviction.

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