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hegemon

WordNet
  1. (n) hegemon
    a leading or paramount power
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
  1. (n) hegemon
    A leader; a ruling power.
Usage in the news

'Hegemon' lives in shadow of ' Ender '. lubbockonline.com

Orson Scott Card's "Shadow of the Hegemon" is another installment in the " Ender " series, which includes the Hugo and Nebula award-winning " Ender 's Game" and its parallel novel " Ender 's Shadow. lubbockonline.com

Toys"R"Us has been planning an IPO for quite some time, if media reports are to be believed ( as a member of this hegemonic Media, I assure you that they are ). forbes.com

AIPAC concerns aside, Israelis say Iran is a waning hegemon . csmonitor.com

J B Hunt installs Hegemon ID system. refrigeratedtrans.com

' Hegemon ' lives in shadow of 'Ender'. lubbockonline.com

Orson Scott Card's "Shadow of the Hegemon " is another installment in the "Ender" series, which includes the Hugo and Nebula award-winning "Ender's Game" and its parallel novel "Ender's Shadow. lubbockonline.com

Just journalism, or hegemonic narrative. hcn.org

Capitalism, positivism, functionalism), it seems too simplistic to say that the US foreign policy is unilaterally trying to secure its own hegemonic status. ashingtonpost.com

In his rambling speech at the United Nations yesterday, Ahmadinejad assailed "the hegemonic policies and actions of world Zionism .". nationalreview.com

As Jews strove to be worthy of God on Yom Kippur, Iran's President Ahmadinejad built his case for a new world order in which the "hegemonic powers" have been tumbled, and all countries have a more equal voice in the Security Council. mdjonline.com

It predicts no country will have hegemonic power in a shift to "networks and coalitions in a multipolar world.". usatoday.com

Usage in literature

Our distinguished champion and unflinching Hegemon, Amelia Smackles, assumed the presidential throne. "Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 62, Jan 27, 1872" by Various

Hegemon, in his Dardanic verses, among other things mentions, concerning the Thessalian Alevus, that a dragon conceived an affection for him. "Mythical Monsters" by Charles Gould