ascendency (Meaning)

Wordnet

ascendency (n)

the state that exists when one person or group has power over another

Webster

Governing or controlling influence; domination; power.

The team's ascendency in the league standings was evident with each successive win.
As the incumbent mayor, she held a position of ascendency in local politics.
The royal family's ascendency to the throne was marked by a grand coronation ceremony.
Throughout history, certain ideologies have vied for ascendency over others.
The company's ascendency in the market was fueled by strategic acquisitions and product innovations.
The scholar's theories gained ascendency in academic circles due to their groundbreaking insights.
During times of economic upheaval, new industries often vie for ascendency in the market.
The military's ascendency in the region was secured through decisive victories on the battlefield.
The artist's ascendency to fame was swift, propelled by viral social media exposure.
Despite facing numerous challenges, the political party maintained its ascendency in national politics.

the state that exists when one person or group has power over anotherGoverning or controlling influence; domination; power.

supremacy,dominance, reign, domination,hegemony, preeminence, dominion, importance, superiority, imperium

weakness, helplessness, weakness, helplessness, impotence, powerlessness, powerlessness,impotence, impotency,impotency

The team's ascendency in the league standings was evident with each successive win.

As the incumbent mayor, she held a position of ascendency in local politics.

The royal family's ascendency to the throne was marked by a grand coronation ceremony.

Throughout history, certain ideologies have vied for ascendency over others.