hegemonic , auch: hegemonial BrE

With the war in Iraq, hegemonic power has set an example.

The idea of a hegemonic nation state is an artificial one.

I'm not saying the Germans are being hegemonic in this.

Thinking people cannot accept one more twist to a hegemonic new world order.

He had called it a matter of high Hegemonic security, blocking all their civil rights.

"If America wants to become a hegemonic power, it is rather difficult for other nations to prevent that," he wrote.

Clearly, Franco would stop at nothing to retain his hegemonic position.

There is no single hegemonic form of erotic (sexual) capital.

At 1518, Portugal assumed a hegemonic position in world politics.

They are the natural hegemonic power in the region.

The hegemonic power should take the exports of other nations to stimulate world growth.

They have become involved in the hegemonic struggle by setting the agenda for political debate.

"Russia has clear hegemonic aspirations in the former Soviet space.

It was designed to challenge the power of then hegemonic Democratic Party.

Any hegemonic power tends to become divorced from society.

These traits provide the foundations for the creation of hegemonic gender difference.

Or the logic of free trade, guaranteed by the acknowledged hegemonic power, Britain?

But a Hegemonic mail ship calls there and I can get home.

Hegemonic masculinity plays a role in determining a man's bonus.

But hegemonic or its noun form, hegemony, is used now in other contexts too.

Purity became hegemonic in the early women's movement, though it did not go entirely unchallenged.

The quest for variety has given way to the hegemonic vision of single-minded interest groups.

Despite their honourable nature, they are sometimes perceived negatively by hegemonic society.

Hegemonic masculinity has also been employed in studying media representations of men.

"A Hegemonic cruiser is due here in two weeks.