The state that exists when one person or group has power over another.
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The cultural school, on the ascendance, was able to offer three variants:
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The pictographs in Andesqueluz say ascendance was the city's reason for existing.
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Now there is nothing to hinder the ascendance of House Harkonnen.
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Swift's doc also charts his ascendance as one of the world's most recognizable DJs.
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With meritocracy in the ascendance, aristocracy was in descent.
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He also said that the Web's ascendance does not spell the end of printed papers.
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The ascendance of these native-controlled companies brought both pride and prosperity across the tiny isthmus.
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Browne's ascendance in the 1990s came at a challenging time for Big Oil, Lustgarten writes.
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The Atar and system of university admissions promotes the ascendance on academic achievement, say Gill and Vallance.
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The ascendance of the Dallas Cowboys, one of the league's most popular teams, has helped as well.
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In the streets her ascendance was unavoidable.
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On its own it would nearly justify her ascendance within RTE; she's also damn smart to boot.
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The news reflects Edelman's ascendance at a financial services company that acquired his self-named firm six years ago.
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Drake's ascendance happened so instantly it felt effortless, achieved without struggle, almost to the point of seeming unearned.
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Acevedo says the absence of a market has blocked the ascendance of a new-media "star" artist.
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He would grant one the hope of ascendance, then pull it away in favour of another grasping gang.