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Definitions of palace:

part of speech: noun

A royal house: a house eminently splendid: a bishop's official residence.

part of speech: noun

The official residence of a king, duke, archbishop, etc.; a magnificent house or building.

Usage examples for palace:

" Not from the Palace Steinheimer," said the Princess, with decision. "Jennie Baxter, Journalist", Robert Barr
I felt as if no house, not even a palace were large enough for me that night. "Night and Morning, Volume 3", Edward Bulwer Lytton
They were at the Palace talking to King Orgzild. "Uller Uprising", Henry Beam Piper, John D. Clark and John F. Carr
All together and she will run from the palace "Plays of Near & Far", Lord Dunsany

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