The Regency Hotel was closed indefinitely.
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Regency
//ˈɹiːd͡ʒənsi//
Synonyms for "regency" (182 found)
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Strong matches (54)
consulshipcuredeanerydelegated authoritydelegationdemocracydeputationdevolutiondevolvementdictatorshipdictaturedirectorshipdominion ruleduarchyduumviratedyarchyembassyemirateempowermententrusting
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entrustmentepiscopacyerrandexecutorshipexequaturfactorshipfederal governmentfederationfeudal systemfull powergarrison stategerontocracygovernorshipheadshiphegemonyheteronomyhierarchyhierocracyhome rulejurisdictionleadershiplegationlicenselieutenancylimited monarchylordshipmagistracymagistrateshipmagistraturemandatemartial lawmasterdommastershipmastery
Related words (91)
mayoraltymayorshipmeritocracymetropolitanatemetropolitanshipmilitarismmilitary governmentmissionmob rulemobocracymonarchyneocolonialismnobilityochlocracyofficeoligarchypantisocracypapacypashadompashalic
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patriarchatepatriarchyplenipotentiary powerpolice statepontificalitypontificatepopedompopehoodpopeshippower of attorneypower to actprefectshipprefecturepremiershippresidencypresidentshipprime-ministershipprime-ministryprincedomprinceshipprincipalityproconsulateproconsulshipprocurationprotectorateprotectorshipprovostryprovostshipproxypure democracypurviewrectoraterectorshipregentshiprepresentative democracyrepresentative governmentrepublicresponsibilityruling classseignioryself-determinationself-governmentseneschalshipseneschalsysheikhdomsheriffaltysheriffcysheriffdomshrievaltysocial democracystratocracysupervisorshipsuzerainshipsuzeraintytasktechnocracythearchytheocracytotalitarian governmenttotalitarian regimetriarchytribunatetriumviratetrusttrusteeshiptyrannyvicarious authorityvizierateviziershipwarrantwelfare state
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12 entriesTranslations
21 translations across 20 languages.
Arabic
1 entries- وِصَايَة noun (system of government)
Armenian
2 entries- խնամակալություն noun (system of government)
- ռեգենտություն noun (system of government)
Bulgarian
1 entries- регентство noun (system of government)
Catalan
1 entries- regència noun (system of government)
Czech
1 entries- vladařství noun (system of government)
Danish
1 entries- regentskab noun (system of government)
Dutch
1 entries- regentschap noun (system of government)
French
1 entries- régence noun (system of government)
Galician
1 entries- rexencia noun (system of government)
German
1 entries- Regentschaft noun (system of government)
Indonesian
1 entries- kabupaten noun (system of government)
Irish
1 entries- leasríocht noun (system of government)
Italian
1 entries- reggenza noun (system of government)
Japanese
1 entries- 摂政 noun (system of government)
Manx
1 entries- lhiass-reeaght noun (system of government)
Polish
1 entries- regencja noun (system of government)
Portuguese
1 entries- regência noun (system of government)
Russian
1 entries- ре́гентство noun (system of government)
Spanish
1 entries- regencia noun (system of government)
Swedish
1 entries- regentskap noun (system of government)
Sample sentences
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A dim line of ancestors, in every variety of dress, from the Elizabethan knight to the buck of the Regency, stared down upon us and daunted us by their silent company.
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In the last century, however, four successive heirs were of a dissolute and wasteful disposition, and the family ruin was eventually completed by a gambler in the days of the Regency.
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During the Regency of Algiers, most of Kabylia was independent. Kabylia was split into two main kingdoms, the Kingdom of Koukou in modern Tizi Ouzou, and the Kingdom of Ait Abbas in modern Béjaïa.
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