Royal vs royale
Hi! Can anyone tell me what is the difference between "royal" and "royale"?
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"Royale" is so rare in English that you will never hear it used properly. It has various specific meanings, one of which, a kind of beard, is obsolete. The online dictionaries seem to think it is a term of art from ballet and cuisine, but I have never encountered it.
- "Royale" is so rare in English that you will never hear it used properly.
- It has various specific meanings, one of which, a kind of beard, is obsolete.
- The online dictionaries seem to think it is a term of art from ballet and cuisine, but I have never encountered it.
- "Royal" means "having to do with royalty".
- There are various combinations that use it in an extended sense, like "battle royal" and "royal flush".
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"Royale" is so rare in English that you will never hear it used properly. It has various specific meanings, one of which, a kind of beard, is obsolete. The online dictionaries seem to think it is a term of art from ballet and cuisine, but I have never encountered it.
"Royal" means "having to do with royalty". There are various combinations that use it in an extended sense, like "battle r
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