Synonyms for Ascendant:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • ascendant,
  • ascendent,
  • ascensive.
  •arising (adjective)
  • Originating,
  • most springing,
  • more issuing,
  • more proceeding,
  • most proceeding,
  • most issuing,
  • most stemming,
  • abiogenic,
  • most abiogenic,
  • most assurgent,
  • more stemming,
  • more abiogenic,
  • most idiopathic,
  • more springing,
  • more idiopathic,
  • more assurgent.
  •dominant (adjective)
  • more outweighing,
  • pre vailing,
  • fore most,
  • pre siding,
  • more overweighing,
  • more surpassing,
  • over balancing,
  • sur passing,
  • over weighing,
  • most predominate,
  • most surpassing,
  • out-weighing,
  • over-balancing,
  • pre-dominate,
  • pre dominate,
  • most overbalancing,
  • over-weighing,
  • most outweighing,
  • fore-most,
  • most obtaining,
  • pre eminent,
  • out weighing,
  • more transcendent,
  • more predominate,
  • more overbalancing,
  • pre-siding,
  • more obtaining,
  • most overweighing,
  • preponderant,
  • pre-vailing,
  • sur-passing.
  •governing (adjective)
  • more gubernatorial,
  • gubernatorial,
  • more ordering,
  • most overseeing,
  • super-intending,
  • re straining,
  • most conducting,
  • more presidential,
  • more overseeing,
  • most presidential,
  • most gubernatorial,
  • most superintending,
  • more superintending,
  • over seeing,
  • Overseeing,
  • most ordering,
  • most mastering,
  • over-seeing,
  • more conducting,
  • re-straining,
  • super intending,
  • more mastering.
  •overbearing (adjective)
  • overweening,
  • sniffier,
  • up pity,
  • over-weening,
  • over weening,
  • over bearing,
  • most high and mighty,
  • sniffiest,
  • high handed,
  • more high-and-mighty,
  • officious,
  • up-pity,
  • more high and mighty,
  • in-solent,
  • in solent,
  • Over-bearing,
  • high-handed.
  •paramount (adjective)
  • head-most,
  • head most,
  • para-mount,
  • para mount,
  • out standing,
  • more headmost,
  • most headmost.
  •predominant (adjective)
  • holding the reins,
  • allpowerful,
  • most allpowerful,
  • more allpowerful,
  • more directing,
  • most all powerful,
  • over powering,
  • most directing,
  • holding reins,
  • pre dominant,
  • more all-powerful,
  • more all powerful,
  • pre-dominant,
  • most all-powerful,
  • over-powering.
  •prepotent (adjective)
  • pre-potent,
  • pre potent.
  •prevalent (adjective)
  • more prevalent.
  •ruling (adjective)
  • controlling,
  • supreme,
  • superior,
  • commanding.
  •sovereign (adjective)
  • in dependent,
  • most guiding,
  • most self-governed,
  • more self-governed,
  • more monarchial,
  • most monarchal,
  • self-governed,
  • in-dependent,
  • more monarchal,
  • selfgoverned,
  • more selfgoverned,
  • self governed,
  • un-limited,
  • most monarchial,
  • sovereign,
  • most selfgoverned,
  • more self governed,
  • most self governed,
  • more guiding.
  •successful (adjective)
  • fruitful,
  • successful,
  • consummate,
  • accomplished,
  • champion,
  • triumphant.
  •superior (adjective)
  • uppermost,
  • king,
  • elite,
  • foremost,
  • furthest,
  • chief,
  • A 1,
  • senior,
  • ruling,
  • signal,
  • most,
  • a-1,
  • quintessential,
  • maximum,
  • above,
  • zenith,
  • leading,
  • furthermost,
  • eminent,
  • better,
  • chosen,
  • crowning,
  • choice,
  • best.

• n.

  •
  • important,
  • prevailing,
  • regnant.
  •ancestor (noun)
  • forbear,
  • antecedent.
  •ascendant (noun)
  • ascending,
  • dominating,
  • root.
  •forebearer (noun)
  • patresfamilias,
  • pro creator,
  • materfamiliases,
  • be getters,
  • pro-creator,
  • pro creators,
  • fore-bearer,
  • be-getter,
  • fore bearers,
  • be getter,
  • pro-creators,
  • fore-bearers,
  • fore bearer,
  • be-getters.
  •forefather (noun)
  • fore-father,
  • fore-fathers,
  • fore fathers,
  • fore father.
  •root` (noun)
  • root`.
  •sovereignty (noun)
  • pre potence,
  • pre potencies,
  • pre potences,
  • pre-potence,
  • pre eminence,
  • pre-potences,
  • pre-potencies,
  • pre-potency,
  • pre potency,
  • supreme powers,
  • prepotences,
  • pre eminences,
  • pre-eminences.

• v.

  •commanding (verb)
  • governing.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • progenitor,
  • parent.
  •
  • predecessor,
  • mother.
  •
  • father.
  •Other relevant words:
  • carry weight,
  • substantial,
  • prominent,
  • descent,
  • on top,
  • surpassing,
  • preeminence,
  • compulsory,
  • descend,
  • outstanding,
  • upcoming,
  • magisterial,
  • considerable,
  • anabatic,
  • reigning,
  • etymon,
  • bottom,
  • Scansorial,
  • finer,
  • rising,
  • preponderance,
  • domination,
  • pervasive,
  • springing,
  • go up,
  • unbeaten,
  • regulative,
  • climb,
  • forerunner,
  • monocratic,
  • preeminent,
  • frequent,
  • weighty,
  • Famed,
  • the front,
  • influential,
  • authoritative,
  • powerful,
  • ascendancy,
  • empowered,
  • be somebody,
  • primary,
  • upper,
  • transcendental,
  • totalitarian,
  • universal,
  • Eclipsing,
  • overriding,
  • radical,
  • rare,
  • boss,
  • in full swing,
  • greater,
  • upward,
  • telling,
  • in ascendancy,
  • prosperous,
  • Hegemonic,
  • ex officio,
  • Predominating,
  • Rivaling,
  • rampant,
  • lineage,
  • stringent,
  • major,
  • conspicuous,
  • theme,
  • ascensional,
  • growing,
  • rearing,
  • consequential,
  • overturn,
  • persist,
  • Masterdom,
  • matter,
  • prestigious,
  • authoritarian,
  • predominate,
  • surmount,
  • solution,
  • indomitable,
  • catholic,
  • succeed,
  • excellent,
  • Prepollent,
  • ascent,
  • Overcoming,
  • conquering,
  • be something,
  • current,
  • Transcending,
  • general,
  • usual,
  • extensive,
  • widespread,
  • sire,
  • high-and-mighty,
  • preponderate,
  • root word,
  • Capping,
  • base,
  • leaping,
  • beginning,
  • peremptory,
  • notable,
  • bossy,
  • omnipresent,
  • be important,
  • regulating,
  • over,
  • mounting,
  • obtain,
  • Gray mare,
  • strong,
  • head,
  • fall,
  • big,
  • carry,
  • rootage,
  • super,
  • prevail,
  • higher,
  • renowned,
  • victorious,
  • thriving,
  • scandent,
  • imperious,
  • influence,
  • established,
  • momentous,
  • birth,
  • topple,
  • ranking,
  • mastery,
  • founder,
  • famous,
  • central,
  • origin,
  • set up,
  • customary,
  • in the ascendant,
  • uphill,
  • official,
  • Defeating,
  • Saltatory,
  • dominion,
  • lead the way,
  • transcendent,
  • cause,
  • ascendance,
  • spiraling,
  • Hegemonical,
  • overpower,
  • Excelling,
  • autocratic,
  • Vanquishing,
  • import,
  • ascendency,
  • ahead,
  • outweigh,
  • relation,
  • upgrade,
  • celebrated,
  • overlooking,
  • transcendant,
  • skyrocketing,
  • play first fiddle,
  • dominate,
  • regulatory,
  • ascend,
  • authorised,
  • potent,
  • puissant,
  • doughty,
  • signify,
  • win,
  • distinguished,
  • supremacy,
  • tooth root,
  • in charge,
  • at the head,
  • repute,
  • hegemonistic,
  • felicitous,
  • source,
  • overcome,
  • succeeding,
  • notorious,
  • deserve notice,
  • high-flying,
  • marked,
  • mistress,
  • competent,
  • absolute,
  • swaying,
  • mighty,
  • exceeding,
  • stem,
  • imperative,
  • stumble,
  • great,
  • common,
  • authorized,
  • arrogant,
  • topping,
  • remarkable,
  • dominance,
  • upset,
  • ubiquitous,
  • conquer,
  • climbing,
  • arise,
  • rife,
  • clothed with authority,
  • well-spent,
  • boot,
  • huge,
  • arbitrary,
  • far-famed,
  • main,
  • winning,
  • uprising,
  • ancestress,
  • commonplace,
  • vanquish,
  • basis,
  • take the lead,
  • ascendence,
  • assertive,
  • effective,
  • brilliant,
  • triumphal.

Paraphrases for Ascendant:

• Independent

  • Noun, singular or mass
    ancestry.

• Other Related

  • Noun, singular or mass
    ascendancy, ancestor.

Antonyms for Ascendant:

• adj.

  • ruling
    inferior, humble.

• n.

  • Other antonyms:
    descendent, descendant, low-level, subordinate, descending.

Homophones for Ascendant:

• accountant, ascendent, assentient.

Hyponym for Ascendant:

• n.

  • state
    ascendancy, ascendence, dominance, ascendance, control, ascendency.