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plus royaliste que le roi

The Oxford Dictionary of Phrase and Fable | 2006 | 265 words | Copyright

plus royaliste que le roi a French phrase meaning ‘more of a royalist than the king’, now used in a number of variants to indicate that a person has adopted or developed the characteristics of a specified group or individual to an exaggerated degree.

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