The word 'paramountcy' is a valid word and can be used in written English.
It is a noun that means the state or condition of being of the utmost importance or highest rank. Example: In the company, the paramountcy of customer satisfaction is always emphasized, as it is crucial for the success of the business.
Free markets, capitalism, the paramountcy of democracy and civil institutions, equal opportunity.
The court's unanimous refusal to recognise a right to doctor-assisted suicide under the 14th amendment was also a decision from which Justice Brennan, despite his Catholicism, would most probably have dissented, on the ground of the paramountcy of the individual conscience.
In 1818 Jodhpur came under British paramountcy.
It came under British paramountcy in 1818.
In the 1944 campaign Roosevelt endorsed the founding of a "free and democratic Jewish Commonwealth," and U.S. policy subsequently clashed with Britain's, which aimed at maintaining paramountcy in the region through good relations with the Arabs.
It was a corollary to the doctrine of paramountcy, by which Great Britain, as the ruling power of the Indian subcontinent, claimed the superintendence of the subordinate Indian states and so also the regulation of their succession.
Nevertheless, the small numbers of whites and British proclamations of the paramountcy of African interests, however limited in practice, differentiated these territories from those farther south.
Stockholm Bloodbath, Swedish Stockholms Blodbad, (Nov. 8 9, 1520), the mass execution of Swedish nobles by the Danish king Christian II (reigned 1513 23), which led to the final phase of the Swedish war of secession from the Kalmar Union of the three Scandinavian kingdoms under Danish paramountcy.
Ashvamedha, ( Sanskrit: "horse sacrifice") also spelled ashwamedha, grandest of the Vedic religious rites of ancient India, performed by a king to celebrate his paramountcy.
In both Matabeleland and Zululand, where the royal families had been militarily defeated, royalists combined to demand state recognition of the monarchy, while in Nyasaland in the 1930s there was an attempt to create a Tonga paramountcy and to restore the Ngoni king.
In 1717 the Koromanti are said to have famously rebelled against Asante paramountcy and killed their hallowed king, Osei Tutu I, whose body is said to have fallen into the river, never to be seen again.
