What is another word for ascendance?
Pronunciation:
[ ɐsˈɛndəns], [ ɐsˈɛndəns], [ ɐ_s_ˈɛ_n_d_ə_n_s]
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Synonyms for Ascendance:
n.
• ascendance (noun) • ascent (noun) • dominance (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)- status,
- prepotence,
- preeminence,
- whip hand,
- pre-eminence,
- Preponderancy,
- Prepotency,
- ascent,
- condition,
- paramountcy.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- hold in,
- magnate,
- great power,
- enjoin,
- operate,
- ascending,
- restrainer,
- accuse,
- like,
- prescript,
- overtop,
- monocracy,
- ruler,
- kick,
- bursting charge,
- club,
- terminated,
- upkeep,
- rush,
- rein,
- shoot,
- armorial bearing,
- climb,
- consecrate,
- deal,
- commove,
- require,
- territorial dominion,
- social club,
- subordination,
- flush,
- totalism,
- simplicity,
- burster,
- point,
- business leader,
- aid,
- bidding,
- ended,
- charge up,
- curb,
- potentiality,
- level,
- excite,
- contain,
- agency,
- position,
- cathexis,
- bureau,
- regularise,
- government agency,
- rules of order,
- rank,
- territory,
- wish,
- bear down,
- regularization,
- give care,
- eminence,
- dictum,
- manipulate,
- prevail,
- one-man rule,
- lateralisation,
- set up,
- stipulate,
- saddle,
- favorable position,
- tear,
- district,
- pronouncement,
- federal agency,
- fiat,
- tending,
- guild,
- instruction,
- complete,
- verify,
- agitate,
- root,
- holy order,
- lateralization,
- empowerment,
- stipulation,
- raise,
- check,
- orderliness,
- predominate,
- big businessman,
- rising,
- edict,
- forethought,
- heraldic bearing,
- monastic order,
- boot,
- ability,
- keep in line,
- climbing,
- rate,
- decree,
- strength,
- institutionalise,
- ordinate,
- all over,
- precaution,
- limitation,
- mogul,
- buck,
- might,
- handedness,
- shoot down,
- mission,
- confinement,
- electric charge,
- ascertain,
- explosive charge,
- effectiveness,
- simpleness,
- shogunate,
- caesarism,
- top executive,
- see to it,
- mandate,
- king,
- ordinance,
- grade,
- parliamentary procedure,
- force,
- appoint,
- princedom,
- o'er,
- electricity,
- transcendency,
- billing,
- blame,
- high quality,
- arrange,
- self-confidence,
- superpower,
- pattern,
- stalinism,
- tell,
- range,
- manage,
- ascensive,
- dictatorship,
- shape,
- harness,
- regulating,
- office,
- place,
- concern,
- rouse,
- dictate,
- acclivity,
- consideration,
- convention,
- accusation,
- prescribe,
- institutionalize,
- constraint,
- see,
- dominate,
- exponent,
- bang,
- govern,
- dominating,
- precondition,
- restrict,
- hold,
- assurance,
- principle,
- file,
- purchase order,
- overlook,
- burden,
- transcendence,
- potential,
- upgrade,
- rescript,
- fear,
- confidence,
- ensure,
- order of magnitude,
- parliamentary law,
- statement,
- term,
- powerfulness,
- prevalence,
- index,
- bid,
- chasteness,
- specify,
- strings,
- antecedent,
- regularisation,
- formula,
- worry,
- send,
- guardianship,
- complaint,
- ordering,
- say,
- comptroller,
- authoritarianism,
- consign,
- linguistic rule,
- attention,
- ordain,
- insure,
- turn on,
- handle,
- lodge,
- concluded,
- bearing,
- put,
- program line,
- sanction,
- ascension,
- world power,
- tycoon,
- discipline,
- thrill,
- direction,
- accountant,
- ordination,
- rise,
- note,
- gild,
- load,
- circumstance,
- dictation,
- assure,
- caution,
- commission,
- baron,
- electrical energy,
- tutelage,
- regulate,
- ancestor,
- sureness,
- experimental condition,
- qualify,
- normal,
- commit,
- train,
- distinction,
- moderate,
- find,
- major power,
- regularize,
- society,
- self-assurance,
- master,
- mightiness,
- totalitarianism,
- maintenance,
- bill.
- eminent domain,
- predomination,
- control condition,
- hegemony,
- care,
- dominion,
- controller,
- principality,
- say-so,
- potency,
- command,
- absolutism,
- monopoly,
- restriction,
- authority,
- balance of power,
- laterality,
- reign,
- restraint,
- Imperium,
- ascendant,
- charge,
- authorisation,
- Predominancy,
- primacy,
- authorization,
- despotism,
- order,
- bridle,
- tyranny,
- sovereignty.
How to use "Ascendance" in context?
Ascendance is the act of rising; a movement upwards. Nature abounds with examples of ascendance- mountains, rivers, flora, fauna. In terms of human ascendance, it can refer to any moment or event that leads to a person attaining a higher position, status, or level of accomplishment than they had previously. Ascendance can also refer to the underlying process or journey that takes one to this elevated position. In some cases, ascendance may be earned through hard work and determination, while in other cases it may be a result of fortunate circumstances.
Homophones for Ascendance:
- acquaintance, assenting, accounting, ascendancy, ascending, ascendence, ascendency, accenting, accommodating, accountancy.
Hyponym for Ascendance:
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- Synonyms:
- bring to a screeching halt.
