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Meaning of "royal favour"
Royal favour: This phrase is used to describe the support, approval, or preference given by royalty or someone in a position of power. It signifies the special treatment or privilege granted to someone by a person of royal or high status
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The returns of royal favour were almost immediate.
If you want to keep the royal favour.
And royal favour.
Amboise never returned to royal favour.
This royal favour enabled them to enjoy the protective proximity of their divine patron.
But at no point did he regain royal favour.
The royal favour passes to the Jews.
To bask in the glory of royal favour.
Doubt that the Royal favour did encourage the.
We have also been comparatively weakened by the cessation of royal favour.
He eventually regained the royal favour and was sent as ambassador to Rome.
The lion passant is a visible heraldic sign of the royal favour.
Thoughts of royal favour were far from my mind that night in Golden Lane.
But the saint had no illusions about the royal favour he enjoyed.
Apparently royal favour and the Academies and public bodies protected him from this.
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He was well received in his native country and enjoyed every evidence of royal favour.
Also the offering of Royal favour is influenced to flourish of Sinhalese Literature.
A man who rejects his own party to bask in the glory of royal favour.
Royal favour came to him, and he was appointed one of the royal chaplains.
The brothers also involved themselves in the mercantile business accumulating great wealth and royal favour.
Layer returned to London with assurances of royal favour from the Pretender.
Roger finally regained royal favour when Richard I succeeded to the throne in 1189.
Delvin was pardoned and restored to Royal favour.
Unfortunately, he lost the royal favour and his wife Horten left him.
He submitted to the King and was restored to royal favour.
Despite his military defeat, Tyrone was restored to royal favour following political developments in London.
Born to a humble family in Normandy, he owed his advancement to royal favour.
For a time Sheldon enjoyed the royal favour.
And gets as many favours as I did. - If you want to keep the royal favour.
Thomas Bruce continued in royal favour.
When Elizabeth became Empress, he came back into royal favour.
Decline = = = Amboise never returned to royal favour.
In 1557, Martín distinguished himself in the battle of St Quentin, gaining him royal favour.
After his resignation in October 1761, the King urged Pitt to accept a mark of royal favour.
His election as High Sheriff of Devon in 1681 was a mark of continued Royal favour.
Following Charles I 's accession to the throne in 1625, Montgomery continued to receive royal favour.
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Surely the royal lady is sleeping now
And do thee favours with my royal hands
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