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queenly

[kween-lee] / ˈkwin li /








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Digital Spy summarised it as "a great cast starring in an okay movie", while The Guardian said it was "an epically long and epically brash film" held together by Gadot's "queenly self-possession".

From BBC

The mood music around underwear has seen squished-together cleavage replaced with comfy bralets in ad campaigns, and Beyoncé striking a queenly pose on Instagram in a burgundy bra, turquoise satin knickers, baby bump and veil.

From The Guardian

Christie’s diction is crisp, pronounced, underlaid by a queenly growl that comes from the back of her throat.

From The Guardian

Ashley Knox in particular shimmers as Dewdrop, the dynamic soloist at the center of “Waltz of the Flowers,” radiating a queenly glow whenever she cuts through the air with her lightning-fast footwork.

From Los Angeles Times

Even in its most diminished or reductive form, this queenly twofer has inspired plays, operas and dance dramas, and especially movies and television shows.

From New York Times