noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
the animal kingdom
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the enormous diversity of the animal kingdom
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
frankish
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It is clear, therefore, that the Frankish kingdom was not automatically divided between all the sons of the previous ruler.
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There were ominous signs of crumbling in the heart of the Frankish kingdom assigned to Charles in 837.
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In the heart of this early Frankish kingdom lay the region which, much later, was to be called Champagne.
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St Boniface took it with him into the Frankish kingdom .
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By no means all the conflict within the Frankish kingdom stemmed from the centre.
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During his reign he added vast territories to the Frankish kingdom that he had inherited.
little
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As it might be, the little kingdom which is Harry Kirkpatrick was subject to an insurrection, or rebellion.
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This is no longer a time when little kingdoms need only worry about little concerns.
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Will you sit tight in your little kingdom , and watch it crumbling all around you?
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On the other hand, five boys in one huge farmhouse bedroom made for a self-regulating, self-sufficient little kingdom .
separate
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Throughout the imperial struggle and in his dealings with the separate kingdoms , Innocent used the weapon of excommunication.
southern
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It is probably anachronistic to imagine that Offa intended to create a single southern Anglo-Saxon kingdom under one ruler.
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During Offa's first years as king the southern kingdoms were relatively stable.
whole
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Having just received the whole kingdom from him, they can't wait to get rid of him.
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And that one problem was that there was no toilet paper fit for a king in the whole kingdom by the sea.
■ NOUN
animal
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Hahnemann's original remedies were drawn from the mineral, plant and animal kingdoms .
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Such a crude lie can surely be perceived by that genius of the animal kingdom , humans.
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It is possible that the entire animal kingdom is the inevitable by-product of the process.
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With man effort not often matched in the animal kingdom , he overcame that considerable obstacle.
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It ignores the obvious discriminations which we make between similar treatment of different species within the animal kingdom .
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Upon the balance between them depends the enormous variety of societies seen in the animal kingdom .
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They are the tanks of the animal kingdom , and they come in many forms.
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The circles were full up, and therefore man was not a part of the animal kingdom at all.
plant
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Both operate in the animal kingdom but only genes operate in the plant kingdom.
■ VERB
blow
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The truck was blown to kingdom come.
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His movements came within inches of blowing them all to kingdom come.
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He nearly blew us all to kingdom come once ....
divide
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Ran means chaos, a state which reigns when the Warlord Nakadai divides his kingdom between three sons.
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King Birendra enjoyed considerable popularity, which enabled him to paper over the cracks in his divided kingdom .
inherit
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Come, you who are blessed by my Father. Inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world.
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He joked to her that he would like to solve the mystery, marry a princess, and inherit the kingdom .
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Tristan expected to inherit the kingdom of his uncle, King Mark, in Cornwall.
rule
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The logical result of excommunication was deposition, for an excommunicate bishop or king could not rule a diocese or kingdom .
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He and the princess lived a long and peaceful life, and Maddin ruled the kingdom after the sultan died.
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But reason did not rule in this kingdom .
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They lived happily until they died, and their children ruled the kingdom for generations to come.