in the ascendant
prep_phraseDefinitions
Becoming more popular, powerful, or relevant
Becoming more popular, powerful, or relevant; on the rise.
- Towards the end of the session of 1836, the hopes of the Conservative party were again in the ascendant.
- Methodius returned to Moravia, but Rostislav died and under his successor Svatopluk the German clergy were once more in the ascendant, having obtained the support of the new pope.
The neighborhood
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