regnant
pronunciation
How to pronounce regnant in British English:
UK ['regnənt]
How to pronounce regnant in American English:
US ['regnənt]
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- Adjective:
- exercising power or authority
Word Origin
- regnant (adj.)
- "reigning, exercising authority," c. 1600, from Latin regnantem (nominative regnans) "reigning," present participle stem of regnare "to reign" (see reign). Adjective regnal (1610s) means "pertaining to a reign," especially in reference to the day or year a reign began.
Example
- 1. Economist takes what theory to come to regnant world .
- 2. Current and russian regnant elite reachs its activity kind .
- 3. Battle lake person 5 hotspots : yao ming whether is continuance regnant does division comparing give badier ?
- 4. Magical times is original period , it is childhood period of the mankind ; heroic times is the noble 's regnant times , it is young period of the mankind ; laic and regnant times is capitalist times , it is grown period of the mankind .
- 5. The article thinks qu qiu bai is in 20 centuries cooperate intimately with lu xun gentleman at the beginning of 30 time , overcame the wang ming that takes regnant place at that time the left course influence to literary battlefront , open up the new phase of proletarian revolution literature .