General and Monarch

General

General noun - A fact about the whole (as opposed to particular).

Monarch and general are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Monarch" instead a noun "General".

Monarch

Monarch noun - One who rules over a people with a sole, supreme, and usually hereditary authority.

General and monarch are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "General" instead a noun "Monarch".

Mutual synonyms

Both words in one sentence

  • At some point it becomes about fighting the monarch's airship general who wants to go to the moon to release the Sealed Evil in a Can there.
  • There are still plenty of deaths and casualties, but the revolt is thankfully brief, with the monarch's son and an old general deciding enough is enough and ordering a stand-down.
  • Whig history has often depicted Henry as "Bluff King Hal", a jolly Falstaffian monarch whose general good cheer was interrupted only by the tragic necessity of sending his whoring wives to the Tower.
    Source: Dated History
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