emperorship Antonyms
Meaning of emperorship
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emperorship (n.)
The rank or office of an emperor.
emperorship Sentence Examples
- Augustus' emperorship marked the beginning of the Roman Empire's golden age.
- The emperorship of Nero was characterized by extravagance and tyranny.
- The emperorship of Constantine significantly influenced the spread of Christianity.
- The emperorship of Charlemagne was marked by military conquest and cultural revival.
- The emperorship of Napoleon Bonaparte was a time of both brilliance and upheaval.
- In the late Roman Empire, the emperorship became increasingly centralized and autocratic.
- The Japanese emperorship is the oldest continuously existing monarchy in the world.
- The emperorship of Qin Shi Huang united China and established the Qin dynasty.
- The emperorship of Ivan the Terrible was a time of great social and political change in Russia.
- The emperorship of Peter the Great transformed Russia into a major European power.
FAQs About the word emperorship
The rank or office of an emperor.
king, lord, sovereign, potentate, mikado, princess, queen, empress, khedive, emir
No antonyms found.
Augustus' emperorship marked the beginning of the Roman Empire's golden age.
The emperorship of Nero was characterized by extravagance and tyranny.
The emperorship of Constantine significantly influenced the spread of Christianity.
The emperorship of Charlemagne was marked by military conquest and cultural revival.
