ducally in a sentence

adv.

Definition

Ducally: in a manner befitting a duke or nobility, characterized by dignity, confidence, and authority.

The queen's demeanor was always ducally, reflecting her royal upbringing.
He carried himself in a ducally manner, exuding confidence and authority in every step.
Their conversation was marked by a ducally elegance that captivated everyone in the room.
At the gala, she wore a gown that was not only beautiful but also ducally refined.
His ducally speech impressed the audience, showcasing both intellect and charm.