monarchs
n. countable B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈmɑˌnɑɹks// UK //mˈɒnəkz// mon·archs
n. the kings, queens, or other royal leaders who rule over a country. You usually see this word when talking about history or countries that still have a royal family.
n. sovereign heads of state, especially kings, queens, or emperors. Refers to individuals who hold supreme power or a ceremonial position within a royal system.
The monarchs of Europe met to discuss the new treaty.
Throughout history, many monarchs have struggled to balance their absolute power with the growing demands of their people.
The transition from absolute to constitutional rule significantly altered the role of monarchs, shifting their influence from direct political governance to symbolic national representation.
Usage
The plural form of 'monarch'; takes a plural verb.