supremacy

IPA: sʌprˈɛmʌsi

The quality of being supreme.
Power over all others.
(in combination) The ideology that a specified group is superior to others or should have supreme power over them.
(in combination) A state of privilege for a specified group relative to other people in society.

Examples of "supremacy" in Sentences

If the struggle for commercial supremacy is profitable, continue it.
If the cost of air supremacy is not paid in dollars, it may be paid in blood.
The novel deals with the real Jason Bourne and his attempt to regain "supremacy".
A perpetual democratic supremacy is at risk because … they have a broad coalition?
In the Clerk's view, this supremacy is exercised, inter alia, through parliamentary committees.
I think your earlier focus on parliamentary versus judicial supremacy is (correct but) off themark.
Catholics will tell you that one of the proofs of Petrine and Papal supremacy is that Rome is the only patriarchate never to fall into heresy.
The corporatist mentality no longer even has the empirical support that buttressed Berle's confidence in the power and long-term supremacy of large corporations.
"The very realm where life strives to assert supremacy" is of course the realm of art, and its acts of asserting "supremacy" -- of affirming and extending the reach of experience itself -- constitute the most meaningful "truth" we can discover.
Air supremacy is what enables us to send an elaborate fleet of machinery caterwauling over a targeted nation, such as Afghanistan or Iraq: the orchestrating AWACS (“Airborne Warning and Control System,” the flying surveillance-and-command center); precision bombers; attack planes, helicopters, and drones; ground support; rescue choppers; and the great flying tankers that keep them all fueled.