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a chess piece that is the weakest but most important piece whose capture ends the game
What is the "king"?
The king is the most important piece in chess, and the game ends when a player's king is checkmated. It can move one square in any direction: horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. Although the king is not very mobile or powerful compared to other pieces, its safety is crucial. A player must always ensure their king is protected from being captured, as placing the king in a position where it can be captured is called check. The king also participates in a special move called castling, which helps safeguard it by moving it to a less vulnerable position.
a businessman who is extremely wealthy or influential
a competitor holding a dominant position in a particular area
a playing card bearing the image of a king
(in checkers) a piece promoted after reaching the opponent's first row, able to move forward or backward
a person, typically male, who is respected, admirable, or praiseworthy
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