What is "regally"

Usage examples of "regally".

Jones jettisoned his manners and swiveled as Clarice walked regally forward.

Returning to the study, he found Clarice still regally ensconced in the chair by the desk.

Seated regally in the other armchair, Clarice speared the hapless dean with her gaze.

Excruciatingly correct, Gasthorpe bowed to Clarice, who nodded regally, then he bowed to Jack and departed.

She inclined her head regally, then glanced at the other men, silent witnesses doing their best to appear inconsequential, or at the very least uncomprehending.

As if I had instructed her to do so, she bestowed only a cool nod on the deeply bowing Myros, swept regally on past him and, with Swanilda and my bowmen beside her, went on into the courtyard and then the house.

On the many occasions that she and I would recollect some mutual memory of Frido, she always regally refrained from tears or mawkishness.

She nodded regally, for once feeling that her height was an advantage somewhere other than on the court.

She stopped at the bottom, lifting her chin regally as her host approached.

Mistress Harfor was round-faced and regally dignified, her hair in a neat gray bun atop her head, Master Norry tall and gawky as a wading-bird, with his little remaining hair sticking up behind his ears like sprays of white feathers.

His shirt and jacket dissolved away into a heavy black silk foremasta, a long duster-like robe that was left to flow regally around his lithe, muscular body.

Inclining his head to her regally, he took a backward step toward the stairs.

Ken gazed at the actor on stage, who stood regally, as if he was a king and not a thespian.

Some of them stopped talking among themselves to stare as she walked past them regally, her head held high.

Dragonets of many sizes and colors glided regally along the cliff faces, where they found safe nesting sites among the sheer walls.