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realm | American Dictionary

realm
noun[ C ]
us/relm/
an area of interest or activity:
the economic/political realm
the realm of art/literature/music

Examples of realm

realm
The kind of certainty that we have in discourse regarding physical objects, in ethics, aesthetics, and religion characterizes the nature of these realms of discourse.
Travelling in space to ' exotic ' realms evidently encourages the imagination to travel in time.
Such studies hold the potential to help bridge the considerable gulf between biogeochemical and genomic studies that make up important realms in astrobiology.
The extension of the may to these dispersed realms and time periods risks spreading the model too far.
Just as signifying can create ambiguous meanings, border crossings delineate the difference between two realms.
In the sociopolitical and cultural realms, it calls attention to a tenant farmers' generalised support for bourgeois politics and values.
Similarly, specific regions of the human body are said to correspond to the material, celestial, and intellectual realms.
Nonetheless, this is an important work that expands the meaning of 1948 into new realms.
To that end, this piece extended to other realms, including how to make cities cleaner, more hygienic, and, ultimately, more livable.
Like other similar networks, actors from both types of realms have shared values, interests, and goals.
The following years saw hectic activity in religious and cultural realms.
The second and third case studies are excellent choices as they represent the two most significant realms of the large subdivision - middle-class and working-class developments.
Idealistically speaking, changes in two major social realms outside the museum could help alleviate present problems.
The separate realms of nature and culture are bridged by a movement back and forth.
We traveled in realms rising up with some terrains and descending with others.
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Collocations withrealm

realm

These are words often used in combination with realm.

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digital realm
The industry's conversion to the digital realm has transformed the post-production environment for image and sound.
divine realm
Attempts to compensate the initial unlucky ones in a subsequent divinerealm would create further unfairness.
public realm
In the publicrealm, the unobtrusiveness of his selfconfidence could give his speech an authority of its own.
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