supremacy

UK
/suːˈprɛməsi/
US
/suˈprɛməsi/

Translations

supremacynoun
supremacies
pl
The country's military supremacy was evident in its advanced technology and strategic capabilities.
La suprématie militaire du pays était évidente dans sa technologie avancée et ses capacités stratégiques.
suprématie blancheExpression consacrée pour l’idéologie raciste.
White supremacy has been widely condemned as hateful and destructive.
La suprématie blanche a été largement condamnée comme haineuse et destructrice.
dominationDans le sens d’une position de contrôle ou d’influence dominante.
The company's supremacy in the tech industry was challenged by new and innovative startups.
La domination de l’entreprise dans le secteur technologique a été remise en cause par de nouvelles start-up innovantes.
supremacyadjective
UK
/suːˈprɛməsi/
US
/suˈprɛməsi/
Used attributively before a noun to denote something related to supreme power or authority
de suprématieSe dit surtout dans des emplois juridiques ou institutionnels.
The supremacy clause establishes federal dominance over state law.
La clause de suprématie établit la primauté du droit fédéral sur le droit des États.
Additional translations
suprêmeEmploi plus rare, selon le contexte.

Definitions

supremacynoun
The state or condition of being superior to all others in authority, power, or status.
The country's military supremacy was evident in its advanced technology and strategic capabilities.
A position of dominance or controlling influence over others.
The company's supremacy in the tech industry was challenged by new and innovative startups.
An ideology holding that one group, especially a racial group, is inherently superior to others.
White supremacy has been widely condemned as hateful and destructive.
supremacyadjective
Relating to or denoting supreme power, authority, or dominance.
The supremacy clause establishes federal dominance over state law.