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👑reign

verb, noun
/reɪn/
Rehearsal reimburse

Meaning

to rule as a king or queen; the period during which a sovereign rules
to rule as a king or queen; to be dominant

Example Sentences

Queen Elizabeth II reigned for many decades.

The queen reigned for over sixty years.

Example Expressions

reign supreme

Synonyms

rule, govern, dominate, prevail, control
Entry 1
rule, govern, dominate, prevail
Entry 2
rule, govern, dominate, control

Antonyms

serve, submit, obey
Entry 1
serve, submit
Entry 2
serve, obey, submit

Collocations

long reign, reign of terror, reign supreme, reign over, reign for years, reign peacefully
Entry 1
long reign, reign of terror, reign supreme
Entry 2
reign over, reign supreme, reign for years, reign peacefully

More Example Sentences

Could you inform me of my legal rights as a foreign national?

Will any other foreign teacher be appointed for Vasanth Academy?

Do you know how much foreign currency the USA earns every month?

Do you know how much foreign currency Bangladesh earns every month?

Do the foreigners know how the present political situation in USA is?

I am seeking assistance in protecting my rights as a foreign citizen.

Do the foreigners know how the present education system in the USA is?

A huge quantity of garments is exported to foreign countries every year.

Do the foreigners know how the present political situation in the USA is?

Will any other foreign coach be appointed for the training of the USA team?

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