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Lord

/lɔːd/

/lɔrd/

Lordproper noun

/lɔːd/

/lɔrd/

Capitalized form referring specifically to the Christian God or Jesus Christ.

Definitions

The Supreme Being in Christianity; God or Jesus Christ, usually with the definite article and capital initial.

They prayed to the Lord for guidance during hard times.

Synonyms

The Lord

lordnoun

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A man of high rank in a feudal society or in one that retains feudal forms and institutions, especially a man holding a noble title.

The lord of the manor was responsible for the welfare of his tenants.

A person who has authority, control, or power over others; a master, chief, or ruler.

The lord of the castle commanded his knights to prepare for battle.

A title used in addressing or referring to a man of high rank or position, especially in the United Kingdom.

Lord Smith was invited to the royal banquet.

A person who is a leader or has great influence in a particular area.

He was considered the lord of the music industry due to his numerous hit records.

A deity or god, often used in religious contexts.

The faithful gathered to worship their lord at the temple.

lordinterjection

Lord

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Used to express surprise, dismay, or other strong emotion.

Lord! I never thought I'd see you here.

Synonyms

good Lord

my word

oh my goodness

oh my

goodness

lordverb

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To behave in a superior, domineering, or arrogant manner toward others (often with "it" and followed by "over").

She always lords it over her younger siblings.

lordadjective

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Relating to or characteristic of a lord; holding the rank or authority of a lord (used before another noun).

He was appointed lord protector of the realm.