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Sentence count:62+1Posted:2017-04-19Updated:2026-04-16
Synonym: regent), trustee. Similar words: regeneration, legend, legendary, degenerate, degenerative, the general public, regiment, agent. Meaning: ['rɪːdʒənt]  n. 1. members of a governing board 2. someone who rules during the absence or incapacity or minority of the country's monarch. adj. acting or functioning as a regent or ruler. 
61. There is still room for straight adoration—a few starchy tea-towels have been printed in their honour, and someone has decked Regent Street with a nearly fascistic number of Union Jacks.
62. The Regent found the idea odd-as he had the puzzling gerontocracy the Robotech Masters had favored.
More similar words: regeneration, legend, legendary, degenerate, degenerative, the general public, regiment, agent, gentry, urgent, gently, gentle, cogent, genteel, gentile, pungent, tangent, reagent, exigent, indigent, urgently, diligent, effulgent, resurgent, divergent, detergent, negligent, stringent, indulgent, refulgent. 
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