Pronunciation: /ˈsɛptər/
noun a ceremonial staff or rod symbolizing authority
A1 The king held a golden scepter in his hand.
A2 The queen's scepter was adorned with precious jewels.
B1 The scepter symbolized the ruler's authority over the kingdom.
B2 The scepter was passed down from generation to generation in the royal family.
C1 The scepter was used in ceremonial events to signify power and leadership.
C2 The scepter was a highly valued artifact with a rich history in the monarchy.
verb not applicable
A1 The king sceptered his loyal knight for bravery in battle.
A2 She sceptered the student council president for outstanding leadership skills.
B1 The CEO sceptered the top salesperson with a bonus for exceeding targets.
B2 The coach sceptered the team captain for exceptional sportsmanship.
C1 The president sceptered the scientist with a prestigious award for groundbreaking research.
C2 The Nobel committee sceptered the author with the highest literary prize.
adjective not applicable
A1 The king held a scepter in his hand during the ceremony.
A2 The scepter was passed down from generation to generation in the royal family.
B1 The scepter was made of gold and encrusted with precious gemstones.
B2 The scepter symbolized the king's authority and power over the kingdom.
C1 The scepter was used in official ceremonies to signify the monarch's rule.
C2 The scepter was a symbol of the monarchy's legitimacy and tradition.
adverb not applicable
A1 The king held his scepter proudly.
A2 The queen waved her scepter gracefully.
B1 The wizard waved his scepter dramatically, casting a spell.
B2 The scepter gleamed in the sunlight as the ruler made a proclamation.
C1 The scepter, a symbol of power and authority, was passed down through generations.
C2 The scepter, adorned with jewels and intricate designs, was a sight to behold.
pronoun not applicable
A1 The king held his scepter high during the ceremony.
A2 She waved the scepter in the air, commanding attention.
B1 The scepter, a symbol of power and authority, was passed down through generations.
B2 The scepter gleamed in the sunlight, a sign of the ruler's sovereignty.
C1 The scepter, a ceremonial object of great significance, was used in the coronation ceremony.
C2 The scepter, a symbol of the monarchy's history and tradition, was carefully displayed in the royal museum.
preposition not applicable
A1 The king held his scepter with pride.
A2 The queen waved her scepter in the air.
B1 The magician used his scepter to perform magic tricks.
B2 The scepter symbolized the ruler's authority.
C1 The scepter of the ancient king was made of pure gold.
C2 The scepter was passed down through generations of royalty.
conjunction not applicable
A1 The king held his scepter and smiled at his subjects.
A2 The queen waved her scepter to signal the start of the ceremony.
B1 The wizard used his scepter to cast a powerful spell.
B2 The scepter, a symbol of authority, was passed down through generations of rulers.
C1 The scepter gleamed in the sunlight as the royal procession made its way through the city.
C2 The scepter, a priceless artifact, was said to hold magical powers according to ancient legends.
interjection not applicable
A1 Scepter! That's a cool looking stick.
A2 Scepter! I feel like a king holding this.
B1 Scepter! This symbolizes power and authority.
B2 Scepter! It's often seen in royal ceremonies.
C1 Scepter! A symbol of monarchy and leadership.
C2 Scepter! It represents sovereignty and control.
article not applicable
A1 The king held a scepter in his hand during the ceremony.
A2 The queen's scepter was encrusted with jewels and gold.
B1 The scepter was passed down through generations in the royal family.
B2 The scepter symbolized the ruler's authority and power.
C1 The scepter was used in official ceremonies to signify the monarch's reign.
C2 The scepter was a sacred object believed to possess magical properties.
formal The king held a golden scepter as a symbol of his power and authority.
informal She felt like a boss walking around with a scepter at the costume party.
slang Check out that dude with the blinged-out scepter, he's definitely trying to impress someone.
figurative The CEO wielded his scepter of influence over the company, making all the final decisions.
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