Synonyms and antonyms of Relating to royalty and the nobility in American Thesaurus

aristocratic (adjective)

belonging to or typical of the aristocracy

baronial (adjective)

relating to barons

blue-blooded (adjective)

someone who is blue-blooded comes from a royal family, or a family of a very high social class

ducal (adjective)

formal relating to a duke

imperial (adjective)

relating to an emperor or empress who is the ruler of an empire

kingly (adjective)

literary like a king, or connected with a king

knightly (adjective)

typical of a knight

monarchical (adjective)

relating to a monarch or monarchy

noble (adjective)

belonging to the highest social class. In the U.K., noble people usually have a title, for example Duke or Baroness

princely (adjective)

belonging or relating to a prince

regal (adjective)

typical of or appropriate for a king or queen

royal (adjective)

relating to a king or queen or the members of their family

titled (adjective)

a titled person belongs to a high social class and has a title such as “Lord” or “Lady” before their name

treasury (noun)

in the past, a place used for storing the money belonging to a king or an organization such as the Church

uncrowned (adjective)

not yet crowned (=officially made king or queen)