ascendancy

/uh-sen-duhn-see/US // əˈsɛn dən si //UK // (əˈsɛndənsɪ) //

升迁,权力的提升,升职,晋升

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : the state of being in the ascendant; governing or controlling influence; domination.

noundomination

Forms: ascendancies

Synonyms

Released on June 4, the ascendancy of country newcomer Walker Hayes’s “Fancy Like” has been the definition of meteoric.
In the first instance, given the nature of the evacuation during a period of enormous volatility following the collapse of the Afghan government and the ascendancy of the Taliban, an attack precisely like these was expected.
Timing being what it was, Leonardo was just a little late in his ascendancy to be a part of this Olympics.
In the long run, the continued ascendancy of programmatic is all but inevitable.
“What most stands out to me about the American Rescue Plan is that it points to the ascendancy of certain ideas in the national discussion and the fading of others,” progressive author Anand Giridharadas wrote recently.
My golden age comes to a halt with the ascendancy of music videos.
Their ascendancy corresponded with a moment of increased lesbian visibility and so-called lesbian chic.
Blues fan certainly can celebrate the ascendancy of these promising young artists.
But even as Gunther was writing, the region had begun a gradual ascendancy, now in its seventh decade.
In truth, the Cameron-Osborne-Johnson ascendancy represents not a continuation of aristocratic rule, rather a restoration.
He acquired such an ascendancy over the king that he was himself the monarch more than 30 years.

/uh-sen-duhn-see/US // əˈsɛn dən si //UK // (əˈsɛndənsɪ) //

升迁,权力的提升,升职,晋升

n.名词 noun

1
- : the state of being in the ascendant; governing or controlling influence; domination.

noundomination

Forms: ascendancies

Synonyms

Released on June 4, the ascendancy of country newcomer Walker Hayes’s “Fancy Like” has been the definition of meteoric.
In the first instance, given the nature of the evacuation during a period of enormous volatility following the collapse of the Afghan government and the ascendancy of the Taliban, an attack precisely like these was expected.
Timing being what it was, Leonardo was just a little late in his ascendancy to be a part of this Olympics.
In the long run, the continued ascendancy of programmatic is all but inevitable.
“What most stands out to me about the American Rescue Plan is that it points to the ascendancy of certain ideas in the national discussion and the fading of others,” progressive author Anand Giridharadas wrote recently.
My golden age comes to a halt with the ascendancy of music videos.
Their ascendancy corresponded with a moment of increased lesbian visibility and so-called lesbian chic.
Blues fan certainly can celebrate the ascendancy of these promising young artists.
But even as Gunther was writing, the region had begun a gradual ascendancy, now in its seventh decade.
In truth, the Cameron-Osborne-Johnson ascendancy represents not a continuation of aristocratic rule, rather a restoration.
He acquired such an ascendancy over the king that he was himself the monarch more than 30 years.