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Definition of ascendancy - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
powerposition of dominance or controlling influence
- The company gained ascendancy in the market quickly..
2.
historical IrelandDated UK dominant class of Protestants in IrelandDated UK
- The Ascendancy influenced Irish politics for centuries.
Expressions with ascendancy
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become more powerful or in control than others
The new manager quickly gained ascendancy over the team.
Origin of ascendancy
Latin, ascendere (to climb)
Examples of ascendancy in a sentence
Her ascendancy in the field of science is undeniable. The Ascendancy's cultural impact is still studied today. Many historical buildings were constructed during the Ascendancy.
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- French:ascendant, ...
- German:Vormachtstellung, Protestantische Vorherrschaft, ...
- Italian:predominio, classe dominante protestante, ...
- Spanish:ascendencia, Ascendencia, ...
- Portuguese:domínio, Ascendência, ...
- Chinese:优势, 新教统治阶级, ...
- Japanese:優位, アセンデンシー, ...
- Arabic:هَيْمَنَة, الطَّبَقَة الحَاكِمَة, ...
- Hebrew:עֶלְיוֹנוּת, הָאֱלִיטָה הַפְּרוֹטֶסְטַנְטִית הַשּׁוֹלֶטֶת בְּאִירְלַנְד, ...
- Russian:власть, ...
- Ukrainian:влада, ...
- Hindi:वर्चस्व, प्रमुख वर्ग, ...
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