Pronunciation: /ɪmˈpɪriəl/
noun a member of an imperial family or empire
A1 The imperial palace was a grand building.
A2 The emperor lived in the imperial residence.
B1 The imperial family held a lavish banquet.
B2 The imperial decree was issued to all provinces.
C1 The imperial court was known for its intricate politics.
C2 The imperial dynasty ruled for centuries.
adjective relating to an empire or emperor
A1 The imperial palace was very grand and beautiful.
A2 The emperor lived in the imperial city.
B1 The imperial army was known for its strength and discipline.
B2 The imperial decree was issued to all provinces.
C1 The imperial court was a place of intrigue and power struggles.
C2 The imperial dynasty ruled for centuries before its eventual decline.
formal The imperial palace was a symbol of power and authority.
informal The imperial family threw a lavish party at their estate.
slang The imperial troops were decked out in their fancy uniforms.
figurative Her imperial attitude made it clear she was used to getting her way.
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