Kingdom

What do we mean by kingdom?

A political or territorial unit ruled by a sovereign. noun

The eternal spiritual sovereignty of God or Christ. noun

The realm of this sovereignty. noun

A realm or sphere in which one thing is dominant. noun

In the Linnean taxonomic system, the highest taxonomic category into which organisms are grouped, based on fundamental similarities and common ancestry. One widely used taxonomic system designates five or six such groups: animals, plants, fungi, protists, and prokaryotes (often divided into bacteria and archaea). Other systems divide organisms into domains (eukaryotes, bacteria, and archaea) that replace or rank above kingdoms. noun

One of the three main divisions (animal, vegetable, and mineral) into which natural organisms and objects have traditionally been classified. noun

The power or authority of a king; regal dominion; supreme rule. noun

The state of being a king; kinghood; kingship. noun

The territory or country subject to a king; the dominion of a king or monarch (see king, 1); in general, a domain; country. noun

Anything conceived as constituting a realm or sphere of independent action or control: as, the kingdom of thought. noun

In the New Testament, with the definite article, usually in fuller phrase the kingdom of God, or the kingdom of heaven, the spiritual reign of God as supreme king, and over subjects loyally accepting it: generally conceived as founded by the Messiah, and therefore a Messianic kingdom. noun

In natural history, one of the three great divisions in which natural objects are ranked in classification—namely, the animal, vegetable, and mineral kingdoms noun

The rank, quality, state, or attributes of a king; royal authority; sovereign power; rule; dominion; monarchy. noun

The territory or country subject to a king or queen; the dominion of a monarch; the sphere in which one is king or has control. noun

An extensive scientific division distinguished by leading or ruling characteristics; a principal division; a department. In modern biology, the division of life into five kingdoms is widely used for classification. noun

See under Animal. noun

The authority or dominion of God. noun

See under Mineral. noun

See under United. noun

A realm having a king and/or queen as its actual or nominal sovereign.

A realm, region, or conceptual space where something is dominant.

A rank in the classification of organisms, below domain and above phylum; a taxon at that rank (e.g. the plant kingdom, the animal kingdom).

Taxonomic classification between domain and phylum. See examples. Urban Dictionary

Kingdom - guy in stm 6th form, more commonly pronounced as condom Urban Dictionary

The stadium that was built in 1977 which the Seattle SeaHawks & Mariners use to play. In 2000 the Kingdome was demolished for the SeaHawks Stadium. Urban Dictionary

(n)a group of 5 specific people, banned together for a common cause. prerequisites may include, but are not limited to: a)being loud and obnoxious b)pulling spontaneous stunts c)bipping people Urban Dictionary

A royal contraceptive. Like a condom, but more classy. Urban Dictionary

A zimbabwean don called Kingdom Urban Dictionary

A nickname for a male who possesses big head syndrome, comparable, in size, to that of a king. Urban Dictionary

Name for master bedroom when someone sinals to their parter to go to have sex Urban Dictionary

The true try not to cry challenge. Urban Dictionary

Hustle-Kingdom Is any major city where people are constantly hustleing and making money. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to kingdom:
kingdom, kingdon, pingdom.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word kingdom:
prussia, sardinia, hearts, yugoslavia, hungary, naples, annexed, bavaria, duchy, monarchy, conquered, sicily, ireland, netherlands, antarctic, arabia, saudi, serbia, ruled, croatia, ruler, dynasty, hawaii, italy, portugal, poland, empire, britain, jerusalem, reign, diplomatic, belgium, kings, denmark, romania, constituency, king.

Words that rhyme with kingdom:
subkingdom, anything dumb, ringed him, string dim, winged him.

Adjectives that are often used to describe kingdom:
whole, new, own, independent, northern, ancient, spiritual, heavenly, little, entire, united, powerful, eternal, earthly, everlasting, southern, messianic, celestial, animal, separate, former, christian, frankish, italian, future, divine, glorious, sub, latin, fourth, vast, neighbouring, universal, greek, gothic, temporal, native, visigothic, mighty, peaceable, visible, middle, prankish, polish, tiny, rich, danish, persian, petty, lost, arab, moorish, neighboring, hungarian, medieval, unified, hereditary, organic, african, feudal, spanish, scottish, hindu, muslim, seleucid, vandal, macedonian, sikh.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective kingdom:
system, god, period, building, classification, vertebrata, theory, scheme, annulosa, protozoa, living, people, mollusca, work, life, theology, doctrine, kings, monera, schema, articulata, coming, parents, heaven, transfer, view, teaching, ethics, principles, announcement, supplies, the, citizens, coelenterata, values, business, vermes, source, ward, concept, leaders, story, states, age, language, appenzell, sayings, ccelenterata, church, ethic, thinking, zurich, idea, parables, reign, empire, hawkins, arthropoda, corresponds, churches, note, federation, expectation, transposition, animalia, districts, prologue, tree, bringing, tombs, makers, entrepreneurs, era, middle, tribes, preaching, concerns, date, analogues, polypes, echinodermata, stories, builders, well, judah, wood, vision, empires, capital.

Words that sound like kingdom:
kingdom, kingdome, kingdon, condom, kingdoms, kington, kondom, congdon, condemn, gangdom, centum, kinda, camden, condon, gundam, contemn, cadam, kinton, kingham, kundun, gingham, kidding, condone, kenton, comedown, corundum, kinging, kunda, come down, kenda, condign, kinding, cudden, corundom, kentan, contam, killam, colden, kill time, kilim, kilton, kitten, kindle, condoms, kingston, canton, kaden, caden, canda, codon, conda, king tut, cadden, contin, calm down, kindel, cottam, queendom, kanda, quondam, kinged, kinnon, kaunda, coden, cowden, came down, keenum, kinta, conium, canam, calmed down, kinnan, canham, quidam, khanda, cow dung, kimon, currington, kyneton, kingda ka, kindu, kanten, canum, codan, king t, kanton, condemned, condemns, gilden, cunting, kaeding, gildan, gildon, cullum, hingham, called in, gingin, cullom, culham, culton.