realm in Irish
realm in Irish is flaitheas — realm means a kingdom or territory ruled by a monarch or supreme authority.
realm in Irish
flaitheas
(archaic, or, legal, &, rhetoric) A territory or state, as ruled by an absolute authority, especially by a king; a kingdom. [from ca. 1300]
What does "realm" mean?
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noun A kingdom or territory ruled by a monarch or supreme authority.
"The knight swore loyalty to the king and his realm."
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noun A particular area of activity, knowledge, or interest.
"Quantum computing still belongs largely to the realm of theoretical research."
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realm in a sentence
- The knight swore loyalty to the king and his realm.
- Peace finally settled over the realm after years of war.
- Quantum computing still belongs largely to the realm of theoretical research.
- Such extravagant claims fall firmly within the realm of fantasy.
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What is "realm" in Irish?
"realm" in Irish is flaitheas. realm means: A kingdom or territory ruled by a monarch or supreme authority.
How do you use "realm" in a sentence?
Example: "The knight swore loyalty to the king and his realm." In Irish, "realm" is flaitheas.
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