Translations for „ascendancy“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

ascendancy <an ascendancy; ascendancies> N

ascendancy

سِيَادَة

ascendancy

سَيْطَرَة

ascendancy

اِسْتِعْلاء

ascendancy

هَيْمَنَة

ascendancy

سَطْوَة

ascendancy POL

تَأَمُّر

ascendancy POL

تَسَلُّط

ascendancy

ascendancy

تَغَلّب على

ascendancy

تَفَوّق

ascendancy

نُفُوذ

give ascendancy or the upper hand to VB

give ascendancy or the upper hand to

أدَالَ فُلاَناً مِنْ فُلاَنٍ أو عَلَيْهِ

Usage examples with ascendancy

give ascendancy or the upper hand to

أدَالَ فُلاَناً مِنْ فُلاَنٍ أو عَلَيْهِ

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

You will never pay for your crimes and you will continue to preen yourself, to bask in your illusions of moral ascendancy.

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The police frequently lost the ascendancy to the rioters, who dispersed them and forced them to flee.

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Strengthened by such an alliance, the fool persecuting his relatives gained an ascendancy over them all.

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Their ascendancy was during the second half of the 12th century, but their power subsequently waned.

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However, those who believe in their own groups superiority or inevitable ascendancy do not typically claim the label triumphalist.

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This is believed to refer more to administrative ascendancy rather than territorial size.

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With the government forces in ascendancy and following peace agreements in 1999, elections were re-scheduled for 2002, although not all rebel groups signed the accords.

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He was noted for being an officer with a strong personality and ascendancy over his men.

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Earlier editions documented the global decline in internal wars during the 1990s and the ascendancy of negotiated agreements for managing ethnic and other internal conflicts.

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In spite of the presence of censorship, this period paved way to the ascendancy of a new breed of directors.

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