Palace

/ˈpæl.ɪs/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A large, impressive residence, especially one that is the official home of a king, queen, or other high-ranking person.

The royal palace was adorned with golden decorations and lush gardens.

A large building used for a specific purpose, often for public gatherings or events.

The concert was held in the grand palace to accommodate more guests.

A synonym for a mansion or luxurious dwelling.

She dreamed of living in a palace filled with art and elegance.

Derived from Middle English 'palas', from Old French 'palais', from Latin 'palatium' (palace, an elevated place).

palace intrigue

A situation or story involving complex, often deceptive plots, especially in political contexts.

palace coup

A sudden change of leadership or power within an organization, often executed by insiders.

the palace of dreams

A metaphorical place where aspirations and hopes reside.

kingdom

A territory ruled by a king or queen.

palatial

Relating to or resembling a palace; magnificent.

royalty

People of royal blood or status.

A place of fantastic or luxurious lifestyle.

Ever since he got that promotion, he’s been living in a palace.

A colloquial term for a lavish or extreme party or event.

That wedding reception was a total palace!