Definition of privy seal in English:

privy seal

noun

(in the UK) a seal affixed to state documents.
Example sentencesExamples
- As first the great seal and then the privy seal were regarded by monarchs as too public, the keeper of the signet rose in importance.
- Next are the chaplains and clerks, clerks of the privy council, of the privy seal and the signet.
- The next few years saw his titles change rapidly, from principal secretary and master of the rolls to lord privy seal, where he also gained a peerage.

noun

单词	privy seal
释义	Definition of privy seal in English: privy seal noun (in the UK) a seal affixed to state documents. Example sentencesExamples As first the great seal and then the privy seal were regarded by monarchs as too public, the keeper of the signet rose in importance. Next are the chaplains and clerks, clerks of the privy council, of the privy seal and the signet. The next few years saw his titles change rapidly, from principal secretary and master of the rolls to lord privy seal, where he also gained a peerage. Definition of privy seal in US English: privy seal noun (in the UK) a seal affixed to documents that are afterward to pass the Great Seal or that do not require it. 〈英〉王玺，御玺 Example sentencesExamples Next are the chaplains and clerks, clerks of the privy council, of the privy seal and the signet. As first the great seal and then the privy seal were regarded by monarchs as too public, the keeper of the signet rose in importance. The next few years saw his titles change rapidly, from principal secretary and master of the rolls to lord privy seal, where he also gained a peerage.
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