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royally
adverb
uk /ˈrɔɪ.əl.i/ us /ˈrɔɪ.əl.i/
very much: 拼命地，玩命地
You've messed up royally this time!
That was a royally stupid thing to say.
very well, as if intended for or typical of a king or queen:
We always get treated royally when we stay here.
As a young man earning a large salary, he lived royally for a good few years.
in a way connected to a king or queen, or a member of their family:
The queen made a triumphant entrance to the town, escorted royally by the two princesses.
Responsibility for managing and protecting the property belongs to a royally appointed official.
The group was royally entertained by Susan's stories of her time as a doctor.
After the disappointing news, they decided that the best thing they could do was to get royally drunk.
We lunched royally on oysters, smoked salmon, and freshly baked rolls.
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