Pronunciation: /prɪns/
noun a male member of a royal family, especially a son of a king or queen
A1 The prince lived in a big castle.
A2 The prince rode a white horse.
B1 The prince was known for his kindness towards his subjects.
B2 The prince's coronation ceremony was attended by dignitaries from all over the world.
C1 The prince's diplomatic skills helped in resolving the conflict peacefully.
C2 The prince's reign was marked by prosperity and cultural advancements.
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A1 The prince danced at the ball.
A2 She asked him to prince her in the waltz.
B1 The magician used his wand to prince the frog into a prince.
B2 The artist managed to prince a beautiful portrait of the royal family.
C1 The chef was able to prince an exquisite dish fit for a king.
C2 The designer was able to prince a stunning gown for the princess.
adjective not applicable
A1 The prince frog turned into a handsome prince.
A2 She wore a beautiful dress fit for a prince's ball.
B1 The prince charming rode in on his white horse to save the day.
B2 The princess fell in love with the mysterious prince from a distant land.
C1 The prince regent was known for his wise leadership and diplomatic skills.
C2 The prince consort supported his queen in all her endeavors and was a beloved figure in the kingdom.
adverb not applicable
A1 The prince smiled happily at the crowd.
A2 She danced gracefully like a princess at the ball.
B1 The prince bravely fought off the dragon to save the kingdom.
B2 The princess elegantly greeted the visiting dignitaries.
C1 The prince discreetly slipped away from the palace to explore the city.
C2 The prince meticulously planned every detail of the royal wedding.
pronoun not applicable
A1 The prince is riding a white horse.
A2 The prince waved to the crowd from his carriage.
B1 The prince announced his engagement to a commoner.
B2 The prince's coronation ceremony was attended by dignitaries from around the world.
C1 The prince's diplomatic skills helped to negotiate a peace treaty.
C2 The prince's philanthropic efforts have improved the lives of many in his kingdom.
preposition not applicable
A1 The prince of the castle rode his horse.
A2 The princess danced with the prince at the ball.
B1 The prince from a distant land arrived at the kingdom.
B2 The prince beside the king was next in line for the throne.
C1 The prince among men was known for his bravery and wisdom.
C2 The prince beyond compare was loved by all for his kindness and generosity.
conjunction not applicable
A1 The prince and the princess danced together at the ball.
A2 I will be attending the royal wedding, where the prince and his bride will exchange vows.
B1 The prince, although young, showed great wisdom in his decision making.
B2 The prince, as well as his advisors, were in agreement on the new policy.
C1 The prince, being of royal descent, was expected to uphold certain traditions.
C2 The prince, having studied abroad, was well-versed in diplomacy and international relations.
interjection not applicable
A1 Prince! Please pass me the salt.
A2 Prince, could you help me with this math problem?
B1 Prince, I think we should go to the beach this weekend.
B2 Prince, have you heard about the new movie coming out next week?
C1 Prince, would you mind accompanying me to the art exhibition tomorrow?
C2 Prince, I must say your taste in music is impeccable.
article not applicable
A1 The prince rode on a white horse.
A2 The prince rescued the princess from the tower.
B1 The prince inherited the kingdom after his father passed away.
B2 The prince was known for his wisdom and fair rule.
C1 The prince's coronation ceremony was attended by dignitaries from around the world.
C2 The prince's diplomatic skills helped to prevent a war between neighboring kingdoms.
formal The Prince of Wales attended the royal event with his family.
informal Did you hear about the prince's latest scandal?
slang That party was fit for a prince!
figurative She was treated like a princess, but he was no prince.
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