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ascendancy

[əˈsendənsi]

ascendancy Definition

  • 1the state of being in control or having power over something
  • 2a period when a particular group or country is more powerful than others

Using ascendancy: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "ascendancy" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The ascendancy of the Roman Empire lasted for centuries.

  • Example

    The political party gained ascendancy after winning the election.

  • Example

    The company's ascendancy in the market was due to its innovative products.

ascendancy Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for ascendancy

Antonyms for ascendancy

Phrases with ascendancy

  • in a position of increasing power or influence

    Example

    The new political party is in the ascendancy, gaining more support every day.

  • a struggle for power or control between two or more groups or individuals

    Example

    The ascendancy battle between the two companies resulted in a merger.

  • a person who has great power or influence over others

    Example

    The CEO was an ascendancy figure in the company, making all major decisions.

Origins of ascendancy

from French 'ascendant', from Latin 'ascendere', meaning 'to climb'

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Summary: ascendancy in Brief

'Ascendancy' [əˈsendənsi] refers to a state of control or power over something, or a period when a particular group or country is more powerful than others. Examples include the ascendancy of the Roman Empire and the political party's ascendancy after winning the election. Phrases like 'in the ascendancy' denote a position of increasing power or influence, while 'ascendancy battle' refers to a struggle for power or control between two or more groups or individuals.