queendom
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- noun
- /ˈkwēndəm/
:
reino de la reina
- Molly Andree had a vision of herself as Princess Elizabeth, with all the wealth of the world—or whatever kingdom or queendom England was part of—at her fingertips.
- queendom rules
It's kept them from realizing their own Kingdom and queendom.
- It's kept them from realizing their own Kingdom and queendom.
Examples
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How will Alyss retake her queendom?
Blog text (8) -
That everybody comes with their own sense of strength and their own queendom.
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This was the whole point of a Queendom, right?
Fiction book (2002) -
Execute your orders and return to the queendom.
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This could be anywhere in the Queendom - the bathroom had a flush toilet, for crying out loud.
Fiction book (2002) -
In her weakened state, she cannot defend her queendom.
Blog text (8) -
Here ended the Children's City, and there began the suburbs of the Queendom proper.
Fiction book (2002) -
Edward de Towaji Lutui, Crown Prince of the Queendom of Sol.
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The Queendom's royalty were technically figureheads, without any official political or legal powers.
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The festival celebrated the strength and diversity of women within their queendom.
Synonyms
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2.0
A country ruled by a king or queen
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A country ruled by a king or queen
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A time when a king or queen rules a country
A government where women have the main power
A government ruled by women
A land area controlled by a ruler or state
Compounds
- Informal
A playful name for the United Kingdom that suggests a country ruled by women
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word queendom is simply queen + -dom, like kingdom, and -dom means 'area' or 'state'. So a queendom is an 'area' or time ruled by a queen or by women.