empery
/ˈɛmp(ə)ri/Now archaic and poetic
noun
1In broader sense: supreme or absolute power; dominion, sovereignty; control, sway.
2An empire. Also figurative. Compare empire Now rare.
Origin
Middle English (in an earlier sense). Partly (i) from Anglo-Norman (rare) emperie, Anglo-Norman and Old French (rare) empirie empire, dominion, sovereignty, office or dignity of emperor.
- precious body
- precious coral
- precious garnet
- precious little (or few)
- preciously
- precious metals
- preciousness
- precious opal
- precious stone
- precip
- precip.
- precipe in capite
- precipe quod reddat
- precipice
- precipice bond
- precipit
- precipitability
- precipitable
- precipitable water
- precipitance
- confessionally
- confessionary
- confession of faith
- confessor
- confetti