scepter
/ˈsɛptər/
noun
- A decorated rod carried by a monarch as a symbol of power and authority.
- The museum displayed an ancient scepter used by Egyptian pharaohs.
- In the painting, the queen's scepter was adorned with jewels.
- The king held a golden scepter during the coronation ceremony.
- A symbol of authority or leadership in a non-royal context.
- She wielded her knowledge like a scepter, commanding respect in every meeting.
- The CEO's pen was like a scepter, signing deals that shaped the industry.
- In the club, the president's gavel served as a scepter of order.