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mogul

powerful person / Mughal ruler / ribbed fabric
Noun
pl: moguls

This term typically carries a connotation of immense wealth and systemic influence, often evoking an image of a person who dominates an entire sector of the economy. It is frequently used in journalistic contexts to describe figures in the media, entertainment, or real estate industries, blending professional success with a sense of near-monopolistic power. When referring to the historical Mughal rulers, the word shifts from a descriptor of power to a specific title of nobility and sovereignty. In the context of textiles, it describes a specific tactile quality of ribbed fabric, though this usage is significantly less common in contemporary speech.

Meanings

Noun

An influential or powerful person, especially in a particular industry such as media, film, or finance.

"The real estate mogul bought three more skyscrapers in Manhattan."

Noun

A member of the Mughal dynasty that ruled India from the 16th to the 19th century.

"The historian studied the architectural legacy of the Great Mogul."

Noun

A type of heavy, ribbed fabric used for making trousers or suits.

"He wore a suit made of a thick brown mogul."

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