Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Not royal; unprincely.
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- adjective   Not royal ; in particular, notappropriate for a royal.
Etymologies
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Examples
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								The numerous royal commissions have been quite 'unroyal' and a waste of useful resources. 
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								Ignoring his rather unroyal appearance, Rennek marched through the castle in the hopes of finding someone to lash out at. LEGENDS OF THE DRAGONREALM Richard A. Knaak 2009 
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								Ignoring his rather unroyal appearance, Rennek marched through the castle in the hopes of finding someone to lash out at. LEGENDS OF THE DRAGONREALM Richard A. Knaak 2009 
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								Ignoring his rather unroyal appearance, Rennek marched through the castle in the hopes of finding someone to lash out at. LEGENDS OF THE DRAGONREALM Richard A. Knaak 2009 
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								Their starter home: They may aspire to a normal and unroyal life, but the newlyweds 'home will be the grandest of any of Queen Elizabeth's offspring. 
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								For someone who won two awards for playing two different queens, it would've been nice to see her let loose with some unroyal charms. 
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								Once he does, he makes a very unroyal yakking noise and says, “There are some things guys are never meant to know.” Do - Over Niki Burnham 2006 
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								Once he does, he makes a very unroyal yakking noise and says, “There are some things guys are never meant to know.” Do - Over Niki Burnham 2006 
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								Once he does, he makes a very unroyal yakking noise and says, “There are some things guys are never meant to know.” Do - Over Niki Burnham 2006 
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								Once he does, he makes a very unroyal yakking noise and says, “There are some things guys are never meant to know.” Do - Over Niki Burnham 2006 
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