monarchal /-ärkˈəl/, monarchˈial, monarchˈic or monarchˈical adjective

Monarchˈian noun

A Christian who denied the personal independent subsistence of Christ (dynamic when regarding the divinity of Christ as only a power (dynamis) communicated to him, modalistic when regarding Christ as the Father who had assumed flesh, a mere modus of the Godhead)

Monarchˈianism noun

Monarchianisˈtic adjective

monarchˈically adverb

monˈarchism noun

1. The principles of monarchy
2. Love of or support for monarchy

monˈarchist noun

1. An advocate of monarchy
2. A believer in monarchy
3. A Monarchian

Advocating or believing in a monarchy

monarchistˈic adjective

monˈarchize or monˈarchise transitive verb

1. To rule over as a monarch
2. To convert into a monarchy

(also transitive verb with it) to play the monarch

Monarchˈo noun (Shakespeare)

A foppish fantastic megalomaniac (from a crazy Italian seen around the court of Elizabeth I)

monˈarchy noun

1. A kind of government of which there is a monarch
2. A state with monarchical government
3. The territory of a monarch