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It means that different portion of the empire have been brought very close together - closely bonded as a whole area and ruled by one person
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∙ 12y agoIt means that different portion of the empire have been brought very close together - closely bonded as a whole area and ruled by one person
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∙ 13y agoImperialism means the desire of a country or government to gain imperial power, power through empire and gaining land.
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∙ 15y agoOne entry found. One entry found.
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Can you give me a sentence using imperil?
The neighboring country was set to imperil his rule on his own country.
What does the imperial package option mean for a coachmen camper?
I am looking as to what the imperil package intailed for the coachman camper ..can anyone answer that question?
What is the verb form of peril?
The verb is to imperil.
What are the different rules of men and women in imperil china?
women are beet
What was the earlier name of the present national library in kolkata?
Imperil Library
How do you use imperil in a sentence?
the oil spill imperiled local marine life.
How many ounces in an imperil gallon?
1 Imperial gallon is 153.7 US fluid ounces.
How do you use the word imperil in a sentence?
We disagree with the idea of closing all zoos for fear of imperilling the animals.
What is a synonym for mortgage?
A mortgage is a type of "loan." (another noun synonym is debt)The verb "to mortgage" has no direct synonyms, but metaphorically it can mean to pledge, or it can have the connotation of sacrifice or imperil (e.g. mortgaged his integrity to help his friend).
What does imperil?
Imperialism means the desire of a country or government to gain imperial power, power through empire and gaining land.
What is another word for threatened?
pose a threat to; present a danger to; endanger; imperil; jeaporize; menace
What is the difference between jeopardize and jeopardy?
"Jeopardize" is a verb that means to put something at risk or in danger. "Jeopardy" is a noun that refers to being in a dangerous situation or at risk of harm or loss. In other words, to jeopardize something is to put it in jeopardy.
