something useful, helpful or likely to bring success, especially in competition with others

benefit, favored position or circumstance

the theory that our actions are always caused by the desire to benefit ourselves

self-centeredness

the state of being famous or distinguished

importance, fame

(the condition of) being known or talked about by all; what people say (especially good) about a person

celebrity

the quality of being good

decency, excellence

the power to govern

management, administration

an evergreen shrub with smooth, shiny leaves (used by ancient Romans and Greeks as an emblem of victory, success and distinction)

distinction

the largest number or part (of)

plurality, most

a mental illness in which a person has exaggerated ideas of her or his importance, power, wealth etc

self-centeredness

selfishness

egotism

the quality of being noble; the nobles as a class

aristocracy; eminence

the chances in favour of or against something happening

advantage

the process, act, of making something perfect; the best possible state or quality

achievement, completeness

(the right to) a position or attention before others

highest in rank; first in order

a large amount of number of it, them

great numbers; supremacy

the right to have or do something before others

first concern

the condition of being older, higher in rank, longer in a job etc

rank in organization due to length of service

aristocracy; eminence

aristocracy; eminence

the state of being supreme; highest authority

total domination

(in card-games) each card of a suit that has been declared as having higher value

advantage

(an instance, occasion, of) success (in war, a contest, game etc)

win, success