Fully
Fully adverb - To a full extent or degree.
Royal and fully are semantically related. in completely topic. In some cases you can use "Royal" instead an adverb "Fully".
Nearby Word: full
Royal
Royal adjective - Fit for or worthy of a royal ruler.
Both words in one sentence
- However, the filmmakers thought this could lead to Values Dissonance for a modern audience, so Aragorn becomes full of self-doubt and only fully accepts his royal heritage and destiny in the third film.
Source: Pragmatic Adaptation -
The Royal Horse Artillery alternate between ceremonial duties, public displays, and terms of active deployment as regular artilerrymen - although they leave the horses and limbers at home and are fully mechanised for this duty.
Source: British Royal Guards - Comes complete with a huge range of perks, including a fully functional castle, the power to conscript and train anyone to be a follower, order the imprisonment, death, or enslavement of anyone (including essential NPCs), build your own royal army, and even wage war on the Thalmor.
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