herrschend

Related words

• vorherrschend

  Predominant means that something is the most common, most important, or has the greatest influence.

• dominierend

  Dominant means that something or someone has strong control or a large influence on others.

• einsprachig

  Monolingual

• monopolartig

  Monopoly-like

• kleptokratisch

  Kleptocratic

• Herrenvolk

  Master race

• Leninismus

  Leninism

• Monogamie

  Monogamy

• Mainstream

  Mainstream

• Klassizismus

  Classicism

• Häretikerin

  heretic (female)

• Leitkultur

  Leitkultur refers to the dominant values and norms of a society, serving as a guideline for social coexistence.

• Herrenrasse

  Master race

• Palastrevolution

  palace coup

• Sozrealismus

  An art movement that was widespread in the Soviet Union and other socialist states and glorified socialist reality.

• Baathismus

  Ba'athism

• Oligarchin

  Oligarch (female)

• VEB

  VEB stands for Volkseigener Betrieb and was the predominant form of enterprise in the GDR (East Germany).

• Stimmungsbild

  Mood picture

• dominant

  dominant

• entthronen

  To dethrone

• hemmungslos

  Uninhibited

• bourgeois

  Bourgeois

• hegemonisch

  Hegemonic

• konformistisch

  Conformist

• regierend

  Ruling

• anglophon

  Anglophone means that a person speaks English as their native language or that English is the predominant language in a particular region.

• dissidentisch

  Dissident

• hegemonial

  Hegemonic

• regimetreu

  regime loyal

• oppositionell

  Oppositionary

• Zeitgeist

  spirit of the age

• Bourgeoisie

  Bourgeoisie

• Aristokrat

  aristocrat

• Häretiker

  Heretic

• Konformist

  conformist

• Nonkonformist

  Nonconformist

• Dissident

  Dissident

• Biom

  Biome

• Verkehrsanschauung

  Prevailing view, common understanding

• Verkehrsauffassung

  Common business understanding

• Willkürherrschaft

  arbitrary rule

• Superstrat

  Superstrate

• Allopathie

  Allopathy

Example sentences with “herrschend”

1. Die herrschende Meinung ist anders. (The prevailing opinion is different.)

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