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n. - A supporter of Charles I during the English Civil War.

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  • Many who will be at parties would feel uncomfortable about being labelled royalist.
  • I'm astonished to see comments that it's 'royalist' - from my perspective it was anything but.
  • He said police had also received information that "royalist" assassins planned to target the accused should they be released.
  • In his book he described himself as a "royalist" and the forces he was fighting with as "Carlists."
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