imperialities (Meaning)
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imperialities (pl.)
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imperialities Sentence Examples
- The imperialities of the Roman Empire extended far and wide, shaping the political and cultural landscapes of Europe.
- The British imperialities established colonies around the globe, leaving a lasting impact on various nations.
- The imperialities of the Ming Dynasty were renowned for their vast extent and military prowess.
- The Japanese imperialities during the Second World War aimed to establish a Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere.
- The French imperialities in Africa and Southeast Asia resulted in significant cultural exchange and infrastructure development.
- The Ottoman imperialities stretched from Southeastern Europe to Northern Africa, forming a multicultural empire.
- The Dutch imperialities in the East Indies established a profitable trade network and left a lasting legacy in Indonesia.
- The Portuguese imperialities pioneered maritime exploration and established trading posts along the coasts of Africa and Asia.
- The Russian imperialities expanded eastward across Siberia, incorporating numerous ethnic groups and territories.
- The imperialities of ancient Persia created an immense and influential empire spanning the Middle East and Central Asia.
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The imperialities of the Roman Empire extended far and wide, shaping the political and cultural landscapes of Europe.
The British imperialities established colonies around the globe, leaving a lasting impact on various nations.
The imperialities of the Ming Dynasty were renowned for their vast extent and military prowess.
The Japanese imperialities during the Second World War aimed to establish a Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere.
