reign
reign
reɪn
rein
British pronunciation
/ɹˈe‍ɪn/

Definition & Meaning of "reign"in English

to reign
01

to have control and authority over a place, like a country

Intransitive
to reign definition and meaning
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The king reigned over the kingdom for decades, establishing a prosperous era.
The elected leader began to reign after a successful political campaign.
02

to be predominant or prevalent

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Throughout history, various ideologies have reigned over different regions, shaping the cultural and political landscape.
The championship team reigned over the sports league for consecutive seasons, showcasing unparalleled skill and teamwork.
Reign
01

the length of time during which a king, queen, or other monarch rules

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Queen Victoria 's reign lasted over 63 years.
The reign of King Henry VIII was marked by political and religious upheaval.
02

a time when a person, group, or thing holds influence, authority, or supremacy

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The reign of the smartphone changed how we communicate.
His reign over the company lasted a decade.
03

the legal, political, or formal authority held by a monarch

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The king exercised his reign with wisdom and fairness.
The queen 's reign extended to all territories under her control.
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