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• s  having the rank of or resembling or befitting a king
  symbolizing kingly power
  the murder of his kingly guest

• The one-of-a-kind Lake Palace sets a lofty standard, but in India's wild western state, kingly living is commonplace.
• It's easy for the country's neighbors to see it as it was in its kingly past a helpless, compliant pawn in the geo-political games of others.
• And so, whether a touch or a nod or a gaze, royal favor, like that of God, is not a subject's on demand; it is dispensed by kingly prerogative.

• kinglike

News & Articles

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• Corona: Renaissance Festival featuring magicians, lancers, jugglers concludes
  All dads will be treated to kingly entertainment this Father’s Day at the Koroneburg Old World Renaissance Festival in Corona, where knight jousts, pirate fights, archery competitions and other fare will be on display to give visitors an authentic taste of life in the 15th century.
  June 16, 2013 - Southwest Riverside News Network

Quotes

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• Abraham Lincoln in Antiwar.com
  They understood this promiscuous warmaking "to be the most oppressive of all kingly oppressions; and they naturally resolved to so frame the Constitution that no one man should hold the power of bringing this oppression upon us," stated Lincoln.
• Benjamin Franklin in Lew Rockwell
  The history of man had illustrated Randolph's point dozens of times over, and as Benjamin Franklin warned, "there is a natural inclination in mankind to kingly government."
• Michael Holroyd in Wall Street Journal
  His "gorge rose at seeing Ellen grovelling on the floor, her head within an inch of Irving's kingly toes," Mr. Holroyd writes, and so the jealous Shaw attacked Irving mercilessly in the press.