Translation of Slovak word "nadradenosť" to English
nadradenosť
/nadraɟɛnɔsc/
How to use
Feminine abstract noun declined according to the kosť pattern (genitive/dative/locative singular nadradenosti, instrumental nadradenosťou). Denotes superiority, supremacy, arrogance, or superordination. Typical expressions include pocit nadradenosti (feeling/complex of superiority) and rasová nadradenosť (racial supremacy).
🇬🇧 English
superiority / supremacy
Example sentence
Firma si udržala technologickú nadradenosť nad konkurenciou.
The company maintained its technological superiority over the competition.
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Common phrases
- pocit nadradenosti— sense / complex of superiority
- rasová nadradenosť— racial superiority / supremacy
- preukázať morálnu nadradenosť— to demonstrate moral superiority
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The Slovak word "nadradenosť" means "superiority / supremacy" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Firma si udržala technologickú nadradenosť nad konkurenciou." (which translates as "The company maintained its technological superiority over the competition.").
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