to force to leave

wanting to own or control

a home

authority; rule

very strong or powerful

winning or succeeding

an area ruled or controlled

to find guilty

to rule completely

ruling all; all-powerful

synonyms: triumphant, successful antonyms: losing, failing

synonyms: royal, noble antonyms: common

syn: chase out, eject, expel ant: welcome, admit, allow

syn: homelike, familiar ant: industrical

syn: territory, domain

syn: power ant: servitude

syn: condemn ant: acquit, excuse

syn: selfish, dominating, greedy ant: sharing, generous

syn: vigorous, strong ant: weak

syn: almighty, supreme, unlimited ant: impotent, restricted

syn: command, control ant: serve, obey

syn: abode, dwelling ant: outside

Keith's __ costume at Halloween included a cape and a crown.

The new queen died due to a deadly disease, so her __ only lasted a couple of months.

Even without much evidence, the jury decided to __ Herman of the crime, anyways.

Helen was proud when she was __ in the statewide spelling bee.

We must __ the birds from the nest they have made in our barn.

Maria is very __ of her toys and won't let her sister play with them.

The tiny snake's venom was quick and __ and could kill a person in less than 10 minutes.

In mythology, Zeus is considered to be __ since he's in charge of all the gods and rules them all.

Harold felt that __ tasks such as washing dishes were beneath him.

The basketball team has been known to completely __ their competition and win by 20 points or more.

The king's __ was huge, covering thousands of miles.

My __ is made of brick.