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Definition of palace - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
royal residencelarge and impressive residence of a ruler
- The queen invited dignitaries to the palace for a banquet..
2.
architectureUK large public building for entertainment or exhibitionsUK
- The art exhibition was held in the palace.
Images of palace
large and impressive residence of a ruler 
large public building for entertainment or exhibitions
Expressions with palace
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mental space for organizing thoughts
She retreated to her mind palace to think clearly.
interactions among top officials involving rivalry and intrigue
The new policy was a result of palace politics.
sudden takeover of a government by powerful insiders
The leader was removed in a palace coup.
secretive political maneuvering within a royal court or organization
The novel is full of palace intrigue and betrayal.
official building where a president lives and works
The presidential palace is heavily guarded at all times.
lavish bar known for serving gin
They visited a gin palace for cocktails.
coup or overthrow of a government initiated from within the ruling group
The palace revolution was swift, replacing the king with his ambitious cousin.
mental technique to remember information
He used a memory palace to recall the list.
luxurious theater from early 20th century
They restored the movie palace to its former glory.
old-fashioned term for a movie theater
They went to the picture palace to catch the latest film..
place where coffee is served
They met at the coffee-palace to discuss their plans.
luxurious train car with special features for comfort
They traveled across the country in a palace car.
Origin of palace
Latin, palatium (imperial residence)
Terms with palace included in their meaning
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mansion
large stately mansion or palace
grand residence
luxurious, palace-like residence, often large and impressive, in Italy
monarchy
residence or palace of a royal family
large or luxurious
very large, impressive, or richly decorated like a palace
medieval architecture
main room in a medieval palace or castle
palace spending
money for the king or queen's personal use
architecture
room in a palace for various functions
history
palace in Rome, former papal residence
palace clerk
official managing the monarch's private expenses
palace area
section in a palace or grounds for royal family use
ceremonial room
large room in a palace for ceremonies
historical building
former royal palace in Paris, France
architecture
spanish building by Moors used as fortress or palace
florence museum
museum in Florence housed in a former palace
history
former royal palace in Greater London
event
annual flower show held at the palace
music
director of a private orchestra in a prince's palace
style
in a way that resembles a palace
royal home
sultan's palace, especially in the Turkish empire
architecture
palace in a Muslim country, especially in the Ottoman Empire
mythology
mythological flying palace or chariot in Hindu texts
place
district in Greater London known for a nearby royal palace
French palace
grand palace built for Louis XIV near Paris
French city
city in France known for a royal palace
Examples of palace in a sentence
They toured the ancient palace. The concert was hosted in the palace. Visitors admired the architecture of the palace.
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- French:palais, ...
- German:Palast, ...
- Italian:palazzo, ...
- Spanish:palacio, ...
- Portuguese:palácio, ...
- Chinese:宫殿, 展览馆, ...
- Japanese:宮殿, ホール, ...
- Arabic:قصر, قاعة, ...
- Hebrew:אַרְמוֹן, הֵיכָל, ...
- Russian:дворец, павильон, ...
- Ukrainian:палац, ...
- Hindi:महल, प्रासाद, ...
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