kingdom
noun(king-dom)
a politically organized community or major territorial unit having a monarchical form of government headed by a king or queen
kingdom
noun(king-dom)
the eternal kingship of God
kingdom
noun(king-dom)
the realm in which God's will is fulfilled
kingdom
noun(king-dom)
the next world : heaven
kingdom
noun(king-dom)
a basic group of natural objects that includes all living and extinct animals
kingdom
noun(king-dom)
a basic group of natural objects that includes inorganic objects
kingdom
noun(king-dom)
a basic group of natural objects that includes all living and extinct plants
kingdom
geographical name(king-dom)
country in western Europe in the British Isles comprising Great Britain (England, Scotland, and Wales) and Northern Ireland; capital London area 94,251 square miles (244,110 square kilometers), population 63,182,178
kingdom
geographical name(king-dom)
country 1801—1921 comprising Great Britain and Ireland
kingdom
idiom(king-dom)
to a state of complete destruction
kingdom
geographical name(king-dom)
landlocked country in southeastern Africa between the Republic of South Africa and Mozambique; administrative capital Mbabane, legislative capital Lobamba area 6705 square miles (17,433 square kilometers), population 1,018,449
kingdom
geographical name(king-dom)
kingdom in ancient Palestine comprising the lands occupied by the Hebrew people; established about 1025 b.c.; divided about 933 b.c. into a southern kingdom (Judah) and a northern kingdom (Israel)
kingdom
geographical name(king-dom)
the northern portion of the Hebrew kingdom after the division; capital Samaria
kingdom
geographical name(king-dom)
country in southwestern Asia bordering on the Mediterranean Sea in the northwest, the Sinai Peninsula in the southwest, the Gulf of Aqaba at the southern tip, and the Dead Sea on the east; a republic established 1948; capital Jerusalem area 7993 square miles (20,782 square kilometers), population 7,412,200
kingdom
geographical name(king-dom)
former country in southern Europe on the Balkan Peninsula consisting of Serbia, Montenegro, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Macedonia