ascendancy
US /əˈsɛndənsi/
・UK /ə'sendənsɪ/
B2TOEIC
n. (u.)Uncountable NounWhen a person, country is in a dominating position
The brothers were angry about the ascendancy of Joseph over the rest of the family
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Why Ireland split into the Republic of Ireland & Northern Ireland
- known as the Protestant Ascendancy.
known as the Protestant Ascendancy.
- known as the Protestant Ascendancy.
known as the Protestant Ascendancy.
Biblical Series I: Introduction to the Idea of God
- they're sort of corrective in some sense, and so even if at the level of detail, there's political intrigue and politics, say, with regards to the ascendancy of Israel,
they're sort of corrective in some sense, and so even if at the level of detail, there's political intrigue and politics, say, with regards to the ascendancy of Israel,
- And so even if at the level of detail, there's political intrigue and politics, say, with regards to the ascendancy of Israel, when you step away from it, it becomes something that's more universal and escapes from that.
And so even if at the level of detail, there's political intrigue and politics, say, with regards to the ascendancy of Israel, when you step away from it, it becomes something that's more universal and escapes from that.
Michael Jordan's Speech at Hall of Fame Induction
- ascendancy of musicians playing with the flu in utah
ascendancy of musicians playing with the flu in utah
Be Willing to Stand Alone | Euronext CEO Stéphane Boujnah
- This is when Tony Blair is in the ascendancy.
This is when Tony Blair is in the ascendancy.
Leave Without a Plan | BNY CEO Robin Vince
- And as you said, there was a time of their ascendancy in the market because we're now in the very early '90s.
And as you said, there was a time of their ascendancy in the market because we're now in the very early '90s.
America VS Europe - a Team Fortress 2 Documentary
- And LG in the ascendancy, trying to win this round.
And LG in the ascendancy, trying to win this round.