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Imperially Meaning: Definition, Examples, and Translations

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imperially

[ษชmหˆpษชษ™riษ™li ]

Definition

Context #1 | Adverb

in a royal or majestic manner

Imperially is an adverb that describes something done in a royal or majestic manner. It is often used to emphasize the grandeur or importance of an action or event.

Synonyms

grandly, majestically, regally.

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Word Description / Examples
imperially

Used to describe something having the qualities or characteristics of an empire or emperor. Often implies grandeur and authority.

  • He walked imperially into the room, his presence commanding attention.
majestically

Used to describe something done in a majestic or dignified manner, often associated with nobility or grandeur.

  • The eagle soared majestically across the sky, its wings spreading wide.
regally

Used to describe something done in a manner befitting a king or queen, often implying dignity and elegance.

  • She walked regally down the aisle, her gown billowing behind her.
grandly

Used to describe something done in a grand or impressive manner, often implying elegance or extravagance.

  • The event was grandly organized, with lavish decorations and a splendid buffet.

Examples of usage

  • He walked imperially into the throne room, commanding the attention of all present.
  • The queen waved imperially to the crowd from her carriage.
  • The chandelier hung imperially from the high ceiling, casting a warm glow over the room.

Translations

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Origin of 'imperially'

The word 'imperially' is derived from the adjective 'imperial,' which comes from the Latin word 'imperium,' meaning 'command' or 'empire.' It has been used in English to convey a sense of grandeur and regality since the late 16th century.

See also: imperialist.