supremacy
11supremacy — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ absolute, total ▪ unchallenged ▪ global, world ▪ air, military, naval …
12supremacy — n. 1) to achieve, establish supremacy 2) to acknowledge smb. s supremacy 3) military; naval supremacy 4) (so called) racial, white supremacy * * * [sə preməsɪ] establish supremacy naval supremacy white supremacy (so supremacy called) racial… …
13supremacy — [[t]suːpre̱məsi[/t]] 1) N UNCOUNT: usu with poss, oft N over n If one group of people has supremacy over another group, they have more political or military power than the other group. The conservative old guard had re established its political… …
14supremacy — The state of being supreme, or in the highest station of power; paramount authority; sovereignty; sovereign power. @ act of supremacy The English statute 1 Eliz., c. 1, whereby the supremacy and autonomy of the crown in spiritual or… …
15supremacy — su|prem|a|cy [ su preməsi ] noun uncount a situation in which one person, group, or thing has more power or influence than any other: the dollar s supremacy on the global foreign exchanges They need to maintain their technological supremacy.… …
16supremacy — See act of supremacy; supremacy clause …
17supremacy — n. (pl. ies) 1 the state of being supreme. 2 the highest authority. Phrases and idioms: Act of Supremacy an act securing ecclesiastical supremacy to the Crown and excluding the authority of the Pope …
18supremacy — noun a) The quality of being supreme. Star bellied supremacy has been the source of endless conflict among Sneetches. b) Power over all others. See Also: supreme …
19supremacy — su|prem|a|cy [suˈpreməsi] n [U] the position in which you are more powerful or advanced than anyone else ▪ Japan s unchallenged supremacy in the field of electronics →↑white supremacist …
20supremacy — noun (U) the position in which you are more powerful or advanced than anyone else: Japan s unchallenged supremacy in the field of electronics …
