Authority and Kingdom

Authority

Authority noun - A person with a high level of knowledge or skill in a field.

Kingdom and authority are semantically related in politics topic. In some cases you can use "Kingdom" instead a noun "Authority".

Kingdom

Kingdom noun - A region of activity, knowledge, or influence.
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Synonyms for Kingdom

Authority and kingdom are semantically related in politics topic. Sometimes you can use "Authority" instead a noun "Kingdom".

Nearby Words: king, kingship

How words are described

human human authority human kingdom
good good authority good kingdom
full full authority full kingdom
complete complete authority complete kingdom
Other adjectives: rightful, single, corrupt, powerful, evil, personal, royal, said, centralized.

Both words in one sentence

  • Authority in Name Only: King Pellinore doesn't actually have a kingdom to rule over, instead he acts like any other knight chasing the Questing Beast.
  • Feudal Overlord He owned the property before the war, but despite the new desperate world order and the castle returning to its original function, he does everything in his power to share authority with his friends, making Malevil a tiny democratic survivalist society rather then his old-fashioned kingdom.
  • That caused Gondor to become an independent kingdom — Anarion was officially Isildur's vassal, but Valandil didn't have enough authority.
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