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Definition of scepter - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
royaltyUS ceremonial staff held by royaltyUS
- The king held the scepter during the ceremony.
2.
authorityUS symbol of imperial authority or powerUS
- The scepter represents the queen's rule over the land.
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ceremonial staff held by royalty 
symbol of imperial authority or power
Origin of scepter
Latin, sceptrum (staff) + Greek, skeptron (staff)
Terms with scepter included in their meaning
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entertainment
mock scepter carried by a jester
Examples of scepter in a sentence
During the parade, the prince carried a golden scepter. The king's scepter was adorned with jewels. He held the scepter as a sign of power.
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- French:sceptre, ...
- German:Zepter, ...
- Italian:scettro, ...
- Spanish:cetro, bastón de mando, ...
- Portuguese:cetro, ...
- Chinese:权杖, 权标, ...
- Japanese:笏, 権杖, ...
- Arabic:صَوْلَجان, ...
- Hebrew:שַׁרְבִיט, מַטֵּה מַלְכוּת, ...
- Russian:скипетр, ...
- Ukrainian:скипетр, скі́петр, ...
- Hindi:राजदंड, राजसी छड़ी, ...
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