High and Sovereign

High

High adjective - Highest in rank or authority.

Usage example: lord high executioner

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Sovereign and high are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sovereign" instead the word "High" as an adjective or a noun.

Nearby Word: highly

Sovereign adjective - Coming before all others in importance.

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High and sovereign are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "High" instead the word "Sovereign" as an adjective or a noun.

Nearby Word: sovereignty

single	single high	single sovereign
real	real high	real sovereign
bad	bad high	bad sovereign
new	new high	new sovereign
Other adjectives: next, aforementioned.

In Tales of the Magic Land one of the Woodcutter's first deeds as sovereign is pulling down a sinister-looking high, thick thorned iron castle wall, left like this by his Big Bad predecessor.

Source: Nice Job Breaking It Hero / Literature
Due to the long-standing system of hereditary shoguns, the first Europeans to visit Japan translated "shogun" as "emperor" and "tennō" ("heavenly sovereign", the Japanese title of the emperor) as "high priest".

Source: Regent for Life
Over three thousand were arrested and ninety were tried before military courts in accordance with the state of martial law then in existence over the city as a result of the fighting, found guilty of high treason ("levying war against the Sovereign"), and sentenced to death.

Source: Useful Notes / The Irish Revolution

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