Divine and Sovereign

Divine

Divine adjective - Of the very best kind.

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Sovereign and divine are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sovereign" instead an adjective "Divine".

Sovereign adjective - Coming before all others in importance.

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Divine and sovereign are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Divine" instead an adjective "Sovereign".

Nearby Word: sovereignty

single	single divine	single sovereign
male	male divine	male sovereign
young	young divine	young sovereign
new	new divine	new sovereign
Other adjectives: next, last, immortal.

In the Branion series about a semi-divine royal family, the sovereign cannot abdicate, since he or she doubles as the Vessel of the Living Flame; only the Vessel may rule and only the ruler can be the Vessel.

Source: Resignations Not Accepted
However, she also predates its fall by millennia, and it isn't known how exactly she managed to escape death at the hands of Cloteias III, the Divine Sovereign of Atlantis.

Source: Living Relic
In the Harry Potter fanfic Dominus Mundi The King Of Kings, it was stated that the supreme ruler of the Atlantean Empire held the title of Divine Sovereign.

Source: God Emperor

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