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Meanings of empires in anglès
Monarchy whose head is an emperor, higher than kingdom.
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Examples for "empire"
Examples for "empire"
1
The sunrise empire has exemplified the latter method; China prefers the former.
2
News International is part of Murdoch's global media empire News Corp NWSA.O.
3
Forget the empire for a moment; that was just part of it.
4
Today, America is the Roman empire, and New York is Rome itself.
5
They had conquered the land; they disdained the empire of the air.
Usage of empires in anglès
1
And the empires of to-day have the seed of dissolution in them.
2
Got kicked back and forth between different empires from age to age.
3
The conquests of Islam over the Eastern empires had been very rapid.
4
Theodosius thus united the empires of the East and West once more.
5
We would not sell it for all the empires of the world.
6
They were the tombs of empires and the sepulchres of contending races.
7
Thus ended the last of the three great empires of West Africa.
8
The excess of this vice has caused even the overthrow of empires.
9
As it has empires in its gift, so may it have heiresses.
10
The thought of the other ancient empires was not positive at all.
11
Thy services are beyond all price; thy soul is above even empires.
12
Their politics have passed from our following; their empires are no more.
13
To found empires one must first win the hearts of the people.
14
I have watched empires rise and fall and rise again beside Nicodemus.
15
So this is how empires fall in the modern era, Antipater thought.
16
Expansion of empires and the civilizations which they developed entailed military operations.
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Empires across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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