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Definition of hegemony - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
political or culturalTECH. dominance of one group over othersTECH.
- The country's hegemony in the region is uncontested.
2.
international relationsTECH. leadership or predominant influence exercised by one nation over othersTECH.
- The early 20th century was marked by British hegemony over the seas.
3.
political influenceTECH. leadership within a political allianceTECH.
- The party's hegemony within the coalition is clear.
Expressions with hegemony
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control of shared beliefs and values by a powerful social group
The author argues that media companies help maintain cultural hegemony.
Origin of hegemony
Greek, hegemonia (leadership) + -y (condition)
Examples of hegemony in a sentence
Cultural hegemony can influence societal norms. The country's hegemony in the region was unchallenged. Cultural hegemony can shape societal norms. Their hegemony in the region was unchallenged for decades. The country's hegemony over its neighbors was a topic of debate.
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- French:hégémonie, domination politique, ...
- German:Hegemonie, Vormachtstellung, ...
- Italian:egemonia, predominio, ...
- Spanish:hegemonía, ...
- Portuguese:hegemonia, ...
- Chinese:霸权, 主导地位, ...
- Japanese:覇権, 主導権, ...
- Arabic:هَيْمَنَة, ...
- Hebrew:הֶגְמוֹנְיָה, ...
- Russian:гегемония, лидерство, ...
- Ukrainian:гегемонія, лідерство, ...
- Hindi:वर्चस्व, नेतृत्व, ...
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