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Monarchial

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mon·ar·chy  (mnr-k, -är-)
n. pl. mon·ar·chies
1. Government by a monarch.
2. A state ruled or headed by a monarch.
[Middle English monarchie, from Old French, from Latin monarchia, from Greek monarkhi, from monarkhos, monarch; see monarch.]
mo·narchi·al (m-närk-l) adj.


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