Realms

What do we mean by realms?

An abstract sphere of influence, real or imagined.

The domain of a certain abstraction.

A scope of operation in networking or security.

A territory or state, as ruled by a specific power, especially by a king.

An otherworldly dimension or domain — magical, ethereal, or otherwise — usually ruled or created by a mystical character.

A taxonomic rank in the phylogeny of viruses, higher than kingdoms.

Another dimension or universe,could possibly mean another life Urban Dictionary

Realming is the act of doing aimless things in your hometown area. The act of realming is comforting to those who do it as it puts them in contact with all things they know. Not to be confused with roaming, realming is moving purposefully about the area where one grew up and/or is most comfortable. Realm can be many parts of speech. Urban Dictionary

A spiritual state of mind An astral plane where piece of mind and well-being are vital realm- referring to an unearthly surrounding being positive or negative. Urban Dictionary

To be in an uncontrollable state of rage. Normally after bad news or extreme misfortune. Urban Dictionary

When your feeling really introspective or high and you start saying mad philosophical nonsense. Urban Dictionary

When you tripping on Shrooms so hard, that you forget the world around you. Urban Dictionary

Best phone provider for the humanity. Gives Best gear for Best price. Works on 5g network Whitout any problems. Gives nice Connection 4 everyone and whit everyone. Is known to have GT series whit extra procesor. Urban Dictionary

A realm is a human being that's existence in life is to be pointless, annoying and simple. There is often a realm in every friendship group who's sole purpose is to amuse there fellow human beings by being so silly. To describe a group of them, the word "realmites" is extremely appropriate. Urban Dictionary

Term for a game of D&D or another tabletop RPG where the DM is clearly inserting their own fetishes into the story. Can be used as a noun or a general descriptor. Urban Dictionary

Free Realms was a free-to-play kids MMORPG started in 2009 by Sony Online Entertainment. You had a customizable character in either human or pixie form that you could take on quests, enter battles, go fishing, farm, mine, adopt pets, build, craft, and explore the open world. Free Realms reached 10 million players in April 2010, where it peaked. Free Realms remained a popular kids game up until 2014, where the user-base began to dwindle and Sony closed its doors on the SOE; "sunsetting" multiple games such as Free Realms, Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures, Vanguard: Saga of Heroes, and Wizardry Online. SOE was then sold to a company called Daybreak Games. Free Realms was unique in its existence as an entirely family-friendly MMORPG, one of the first of its kind. It was a safe space for children and teens to express their individuality, develop their creativity, make friends, and explore an open world setting without the intensity of an adult MMO. It's lighthearted, comedic, and magical tones were showcased through a rich storyline, witty writing, high-quality graphics, and endless opportunities for exploration. The world of Free Realms had several locations including Sanctuary, Seaside, Snowhill, Blackspore, Briarwood, Lakeshore, Merry-Vale, Shrouded Glade, and Sunstone Valley. There were several annual events hosted by SOE such as the Super Spooktacular, Snow Days, Festival of Hearts, and Free Realms Birthday Bash in April. also Racheal Seabreeze was MAD hot! Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to realms:
realms, realm, reams, reals, reales, rearms, realis, relms.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word realms:
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Words that rhyme with realms:
elms, helms, overwhelms, nelms, wilhelms, helmes, elmes.

Adjectives that are often used to describe realms:
other, different, higher, new, spiritual, lower, social, separate, heavenly, various, public, political, physical, distinct, private, economic, vast, celestial, distant, cultural, divine, unknown, inner, highest, upper, respective, dark, invisible, wide, boundless, sacred, mental, intellectual, diverse, bright, disparate, happy, outer, formless, supernatural, subtle, domestic, secular, deeper, wider, mysterious, earthly, independent, pure, ethereal, psychological, astral, fairy, cosmic, cognitive, shadowy, infinite, unseen, evil, abstract, hidden, biological, psychic, subjective, angelic, eternal, unexplored, spanish, institutional, metaphysical, golden, uncharted.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective realms:
doctrine, argument, quake.

Words that sound like realms:
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