Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
kings-english
noun
/{kɪŋz ˈɪŋɡlɪʃ}/

Definition
The King’s English refers to the English language as it is spoken and written according to established norms and standards, often emphasizing grammatical correctness and proper usage.

Examples
- He spoke in the King’s English, ensuring that his grammar was impeccable.
- The novel was written in the King’s English, providing a sense of elegance and formality.

Meaning
It signifies a form of English that adheres to the rules of grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation considered proper or traditional.

Synonyms
- Standard English
- Proper English
- Queen’s English