sovrans Antonyms
Meaning of sovrans
sovrans
of an unqualified nature, supreme in power or authority, relating to, characteristic of, or befitting a supreme ruler, a monarch exercising supreme authority in a state, of the most exalted kind, having generalized curative powers, possessed of supreme power, one that exercises supreme authority within a limited sphere, having undisputed ascendancy, enjoying autonomy, one possessing or held to possess supreme political power or sovereignty, superlative in quality, any of various gold coins of the United Kingdom, a person or political entity (as a nation or state) possessing or held to possess sovereignty, an old British gold coin, an acknowledged leader, unlimited in extent, chief entry 1 sense 2, highest, a person, body of persons, or a state possessing sovereignty, politically independent
sovrans Sentence Examples
- The sovrans of ancient Greece held tremendous power and authority.
- Rome's sovrans were known for their military prowess and expansionist policies.
- The medieval sovrans of Europe struggled to maintain control over their vast territories.
- The absolute sovrans of the Renaissance period sought to centralize power and suppress dissent.
- The Enlightenment sovrans embraced ideas of reason and limited government.
- The American Founding Fathers sought to establish a republic where sovrans were elected by the people.
- The French sovrans of the Ancien Régime were overthrown during the French Revolution.
- The sovrans of the Victorian era presided over a period of rapid industrialization and social change.
- The Russian sovrans known as tsars ruled with autocratic power for centuries.
- In modern democracies, the citizens themselves are considered the sovrans of their country.
FAQs About the word sovrans
of an unqualified nature, supreme in power or authority, relating to, characteristic of, or befitting a supreme ruler, a monarch exercising supreme authority in
rulers, kings, monarchs, princes,emperors, autocrats, potentates, co-rulers, empresses, overlords
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The sovrans of ancient Greece held tremendous power and authority.
Rome's sovrans were known for their military prowess and expansionist policies.
The medieval sovrans of Europe struggled to maintain control over their vast territories.
The absolute sovrans of the Renaissance period sought to centralize power and suppress dissent.
