IPA: /ˈkɪŋliər/
KK: /kɪŋliər/
More like a king; having qualities or characteristics associated with royalty.
The kinglier demeanor of the new ruler impressed everyone at the court.
Kinglier → It is formed from "king" (from Old English "cyning", meaning a male monarch) and "-lier" (a comparative suffix indicating more of a quality). The word "kinglier" means more like a king or possessing more kingly qualities.
Think of the word 'king' which represents a male monarch, and the suffix '-lier' suggests a comparison, so 'kinglier' means having more qualities of a king.