sovereign (Meaning)
sovereign (n)
a nation's ruler or head of state usually by hereditary right
sovereign (s)
(of political bodies) not controlled by outside forces
greatest in status or authority or power
Synonyms & Antonyms of sovereign
Synonyms:
- overmastering
- overbearing
- prior
- central
- leading
- highest
- cardinal
- primal
- paramount
- supreme
- key
- first
- grand
- capital
- number one
- premier
- eminent
- preeminent
- master
- overriding
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- notable
- unparalleled
- senior
- momentous
- noble
- unequalled
- signal
- influential
- matchless
- superior
- high-level
- significant
- renowned
- unsurpassed
- mighty
- distinguished
- important
- illustrious
- prestigious
- stellar
- famous
- outstanding
- incomparable
- star
- numero uno
- top
- famed
- great
- major
- unequaled
- celebrated
- No. 1
- noteworthy
- arch
Antonyms:
sovereign Sentence Examples
- The sovereign ruler commanded his subjects with absolute authority.
- The nation's sovereignty was maintained through its independent military and foreign policy.
- The people recognized the sovereign power of the monarch.
- The sovereign's wealth and influence extended far beyond the borders of his kingdom.
- The queen's sovereign immunity protected her from legal prosecution.
- The sovereign currency of the country was stable and widely accepted.
- The sovereign people elected their leaders through free and fair elections.
- The sovereign state refused to compromise its independence.
- The sovereign's authority was enshrined in the constitution.
- The sovereign entity exercised control over its own territory and resources.
FAQs About the word sovereign
a nation's ruler or head of state usually by hereditary right, (of political bodies) not controlled by outside forces, greatest in status or authority or power
predominant, primary, principal,main, dominant, chief, foremost, greatest, big, overmastering
least, last,least, last, collateral, negligible, collateral, insignificant, subordinate, unimportant
The sovereign ruler commanded his subjects with absolute authority.
The nation's sovereignty was maintained through its independent military and foreign policy.
The people recognized the sovereign power of the monarch.
The sovereign's wealth and influence extended far beyond the borders of his kingdom.
