supremacy

[suh-prem-uh-see, soo-] Example Sentences

su·prem·a·cy

[suh-prem-uh-see, soo-]
noun
1.
the state of being supreme.
2.
supreme authority or power.

Origin:
1540–50; supreme1 + -acy

pre·su·prem·a·cy, noun
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supremacy (sʊˈprɛməsɪ, sjʊ-)
 
n
1.  supreme power; authority
2.  the quality or condition of being supreme

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