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Definition of «royalty»

The term "royalty" refers to a group of people who are related through their descent from a common ancestor, such as a monarch or member of a royal family. It can also refer to the money earned by an author or musician for the use of their work (e.g., through royalties). In addition, "royalty" is used in a general sense to describe something that is grand, magnificent, or impressive.

Usage examples

  1. The singer receives royalty payments for every song that is played on the radio.
  2. The author earned significant royalty income from the sales of her best-selling book.
  3. The artist's paintings are so popular that he receives royalty payments from companies who reproduce his work on various products.
  4. The actor negotiated a percentage of the film's box office earnings as part of his royalty agreement.
  5. The fashion designer licensed his brand to a clothing retailer and receives royalty payments based on the sales of products bearing his name.

Phrases with «royalty»

Sentences with «royalty»

  • That was one European idea that American publishers and their entertainment industry partners quickly imported, free of royalty of course. (slaw.ca)
  • • First, the legislation must not allow exceptions for payment of royalties for performance. (slaw.ca)
  • Watch as I share my experience in the differences in royalty rates for self - publishing vs. traditional publishing. (microbusinessforteens.com)
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