absolute, boss, controlling, eminent, hegemonic, in the ascendant, momentous, predominate, prevalent, regulatory, supreme
Definitionadj. responsible for making and enforcing rules and laws
Last update: July 26, 2015
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The governing synod is the final court of appeal. [Please select]
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Law governing architects at Ephesus, 281. [Please select]
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Prince Charles had no ability in governing. [Please select]
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Fur trade, the French, 101-102, 104; regulations governing the, 104, 153 n. [Please select]
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But the nation at large, and the governing powers, certainly were not in any great fright. [Please select]
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The governing classes looked upon the people only to be robbed. [Please select]
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It was under Venetian supremacy, but was self-governing and had a large fleet of its own. [Please select]
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Yet the nobility were then the governing power in England. [Please select]
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Or is that your picture of a free, self-governing people. [Please select]
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The scene marks the complete demoralization of the old Roman governing body. [Please select]
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For many years the writer has been watching animals and recording his observations with the idea of determining, if possible, which of these three is the governing factor in the animal's life. [Please select]
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