noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ VERB
assert
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From Hegel he derives his basic manner of thinking, asserting the primacy of experience.
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Also, the parent subtly asserts primacy .
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This concrete universal unites universality and particularity and asserts the primacy of experience.
give
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Thus they have been re-encoded into long-term memory and this gives rise to the primacy effect.
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By defining interest in terms of power, Realism gives primacy to political considerations.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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The two companies are struggling for primacy in the software market.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Also, the parent subtly asserts primacy .
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Britain's imperial primacy required the subjugation of other cultures and the dishonouring of their gods.
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Despite the primacy of its influence, socialisation in the early years of life is not confined to the family, however.
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Insisting on the primacy of language does not however answer the question how the skills of language-using should be taught.
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It also enjoyed primacy in quality and efficiency, as it still does.
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Recent ideas about language use and learning insist on the primacy of communicative activities in the classroom.
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The primacy of monuments and monolithic sculpture in the new Communist epoch was acknowledged and debated.
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This choice allows us to accord primacy to the authority's interpretation, while still preserving judicial control.