Relating to or characteristic of a royal court or palace; having the style, manners, or conventions of court life.
From Latin aula + -ical (adjective suffix), an expanded form of aulic with similar meaning, emphasizing connection to court culture and aristocratic behavior.
'Aulical manners' meant elegant, formal court behavior—the opposite of rough country living—making it a marker of social status and refinement!
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