Pronunciation: /ˈkɪŋdəm kʌm/
noun a realm or domain in which a particular group or thing is dominant
A1 I will love you until kingdom come.
A2 He promised to wait for her until kingdom come.
B1 The treasure was said to be hidden until kingdom come.
B2 The feud between the two families will last until kingdom come.
C1 The legacy of the ancient civilization will endure until kingdom come.
C2 The impact of climate change will be felt until kingdom come.
verb to come to an end or to happen eventually
A1 I will wait for you until kingdom come.
A2 She promised to love him until kingdom come.
B1 The treasure hunt will continue until kingdom come.
B2 The negotiations seemed to drag on until kingdom come.
C1 The feud between the two families lasted until kingdom come.
C2 The war seemed endless, with no resolution in sight until kingdom come.
formal In the Lord's Prayer, we ask for God's kingdom to come.
informal I'll wait for you until kingdom come if I have to.
slang I'll fight you till kingdom come if you mess with me.
figurative She was so excited about the concert, she said she could dance till kingdom come.
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