ascendant 的 2 个定义
- a position of dominance or controlling influence: possession of power, superiority, or preeminence: With his rivals in the ascendant, he soon lost his position.
- an ancestor; forebear.
- Astrology. the point of the ecliptic or the sign and degree of the zodiac rising above the eastern horizon at the time of a birth or event: the cusp of the first house.
- ascending; rising.
- superior; predominant.
- Botany. directed or curved upward.
ascendant 近义词
ruling
ascendant 的近义词 10 个
ascendant 的反义词 2 个
ancestor
更多ascendant例句
- The Republican Party will wither if the ascendant Lout Caucus is the face it presents to this nation of decent, congenial people.
- Then, in the 1980s, an ascendant conservative movement began a blistering rhetorical assault on what Ronald Reagan called the “dreaded l-word.”
- If this YOLO GameStop saga has taught us anything, it’s that we’re glimpsing an ascendant force in the markets with the power to exert incredible pain on the old guard.
- As far as campaign songs go, Bobi Wine’s hits all the right notes—an infectious, joyous message of hope reborn and national unity ascendant, interwoven with campaign pledges set to a rollicking, gospel infused reggae beat.
- It was the first decision of the Council’s new 8-1 Democratic super majority, revealing divisions within an an ascendant liberal coalition that nonetheless has near uniform control over city government.
- The ascendant media that looked down on him has been pretty much destroyed.
- “Tex-Mex for decades was ascendant,” Arellano told the The Weekly Alibi in 2012.
- Stressed as it may be, the Coalition of the Ascendant is not disappearing.
- Just last year, it seemed as if Hamas—with the Brotherhood dominating Egyptian electoral politics—might be ascendant.
- Gay marriage is ascendant, driven by a rapidly shifting public opinion.
- Ultimately, finding the Emperor's cause in the ascendant, he cast aside hesitation and threw in his lot with him.
- The High Church party were then in the ascendant, and Abbot, from various causes, declined from favour.
- It was Jem Deady in the custody of his wife, who was now in the ascendant.
- In 1784, the Foxite administration fell, and Pitt was in the ascendant.
- He has written a large number of short sketches and more extended novels, and his talent is still in the ascendant.