Definition Synonyms
Definition of imperium - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
political powerRare supreme power or authority in a stateRare
- The emperor wielded imperium over the vast empire.
2.
imperial domainDated the territory under an emperor's ruleDated
- The imperium stretched across three continents.
Origin of imperium
Latin, imperium (command, empire)
Examples of imperium in a sentence
Imperium was transferred to the new ruler. The imperium was known for its vast wealth. Rebellions threatened the stability of the imperium.
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- French:imperium, empire, ...
- German:Imperium, ...
- Italian:imperium, dominio imperiale, ...
- Spanish:imperium, imperio, ...
- Portuguese:imperium, império, ...
- Chinese:最高权力, 帝国, ...
- Japanese:最高権力, 帝国, ...
- Arabic:سُلطة مُطلَقة, إمبراطورية, ...
- Hebrew:שִׁלְטוֹן עֶלְיוֹן, אִימְפֶּרְיוּם, ...
- Russian:высшая власть, империя, ...
- Ukrainian:вища влада, імперія, ...
- Hindi:सर्वोच्च शक्ति, साम्राज्य, ...
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