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realm

kingdom / domain
[C/U] Both
pl: realms

This word evokes a sense of vastness and distinct boundaries. When used in a political sense, it carries a formal, almost archaic weight, suggesting a sovereign territory with its own laws and identity. It is rarely used for modern democratic states, appearing instead in historical narratives or high fantasy settings.

Countable when referring to a physical kingdom or a specific field of study. Uncountable when referring to the general concept of a domain of existence.

Meanings

Nounkingdom

A kingdom or domain ruled by a monarch.

The king sought to expand his realm beyond the northern mountains.

Noundomain

A primary field of interest, study, or activity.

Quantum physics exists in a realm of mathematics that is difficult for laypeople to grasp.

Examples

This is my realm.

Enter the magic realm.

It is a dark realm.

The king ruled a vast realm.

She entered the realm of dreams.

Fantasy
School Life

The ghost exists in a spiritual realm.

Supernatural

Such theories remain in the realm of speculation.

Trivia

The treaty defined the borders of the realm.

History
Business

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