Regent is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REGENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who rules in place of a sovereign
• a person appointed to administer a state because the monarch is a minor or is absent or incapacitated.
• a member of the governing body of a university or other academic institution.
• ruler of a kingdom during the absence, childhood, or illness of its monarch
• members of a governing board
• someone who rules during the absence or incapacity or minority of the country\'s monarch
ADJECTIVE:
• acting as regent for a monarch
• Ruling; governing; regnant.
• Exercising vicarious authority.
• One who rules or reigns; a governor; a ruler.
• Especially, one invested with vicarious authority; one who governs a kingdom in the minority, absence, or disability of the sovereign.
• One of a governing board; a trustee or overseer; a superintendent; a curator; as, the regents of the Smithsonian Institution.
• A resident master of arts of less than five years\' standing, or a doctor of less than twwo. They were formerly privileged to lecture in the schools.
• acting or functioning as a regent or ruler
• ruling as a regent
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one who rules in the place of a sovereign

Words related to REGENT

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Words that contain REGENT

regents8 coregent11 regental9 coregents12 regentship16 viceregent16 regentships17 viceregents17

How to use REGENT in a sentence

• Philip Aridaeus, half-brother of Alexander, succeeds him on the throne of Macedon, with Perdiccas as regent.
• But the reign of this prince as regent is barren of great political movements.
• She was made regent of kingdoms, heir of crowns, and joint manager of great estates.
• There is the great English Prince, Regent of France.
• I saw him again soon after in the superb coach of the Prince Regent, with the Duchess, his sister, going to the court of the Queen.
• The Regent made a last effort to convert him, as well as the Duke of Noailles, to the projects of Law.
• If we remember right, a beautiful specimen in full bloom, was exhibited three or four years since at the Argyll Rooms, in Regent Street.
• As the next representative of the male line, the French at once recognised Philip of Valois as regent.
• It seems now probable, there may be no change of the ministry, perhaps no regent.
• Elizabeth and Mary wrote at the same time letters to the regent.
• By the death of the regent, Scotland relapsed into anarchy.
• The earl of Marre was chosen regent in his room, and found the same difficulties in the government of that divided country.
• The queen afterwards sent down Killigrew to the earl of Marre, when regent, offering to put Mary into his hands.
• Every effort was made to raise money, and the regent did not hesitate to resort to depreciation of the coinage of the realm in order to help his father.
• It was in the face of feelings such as these that, in the spring of 1559, the Queen Regent entered on her new line of policy toward her refractory subjects.
• All through their contest with the Regent, the Protestant leaders took up the position that they were acting in strict accordance with the law of the land.
• In support of the French troops which were at her disposal, the Regent ordered levies from Clydesdale, Stirlingshire, and the Lothians to meet her at Stirling on May 24th.
• We ought rather to have laid our claims before the Regent, formally and decidedly, and then have stood by them.
• She was rewarded as poorly in credit as in cash, though the Prince Regent became an enthusiastic admirer of her books, and kept a set of them in each of his residences.
• Alloyd a definite commission to design the Regent Theatre.
• One part of Regent Square is composed of the barracks for the marines, and the other for the liberated Africans that are employed on the island.
• Chaohien, the second son, a boy of four years of age, was put on the throne, with his grandmother Siechi, as regent.
• His taxi followed the green one, keeping it always in view, right on to Oxford Street, then Regent Street, then Mortimer Street.
• In December the second son of Randolph, with Archibald, the new Regent, brother of the great Black Douglas, drove Balliol, flying in his shirt, from Annan across the Border.
• He asked in the following letter to the Prince Regent to be the guest of England, and England made him its prisoner.
• The prince regent, in 1814, out of respect to the memory of the old, sent out as a present to the young, Tecumseh, a handsome sword.

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