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supremacy
[suh-prem-uh-see, soo-]
supremacy
/ sʊˈprɛməsɪ, sjʊ- /
noun
supreme power; authority
the quality or condition of being supreme
Other 51Թ Forms
- presupremacy noun
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of supremacy1
Example Sentences
"We have ministers who talk about white supremacy - racial replacement of Italy," the activist recalls a 2023 comment by the agriculture minister from Meloni's own party.
In the next, she’s tossing a grey vest that looks like it was woven out of a major depression over a shirt featuring disparate patterns battling for supremacy.
On the other hand, white Americans, for most of our nation’s history, hypocritically said they supported democracy while still supporting white supremacy.
And that is the only caveat to Scheffler's PGA Tour supremacy, because we can only see him pit his skills against those two leading performers at the majors.
In the first Trump administration, as the president stacked the Supreme Court and the federal judiciary with MAGA-allied judges, progressives eagerly denounced those judges and what they labelled “judicial supremacy.”
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