mag·nate

mag·nate
/ˈmægˌneıt/ noun, pl -nates [count]
: a person who has great wealth and power in a particular business or industry

a railroad magnate


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  • magnate — mag|nate [ˈmægneıt, nıt] n [Date: 1400 1500; : Late Latin; Origin: magnates (plural), from Latin magnus great ] a rich and powerful person in industry or business = ↑tycoon steel/oil/shipping etc magnate ▪ a powerful media magnate …   Dictionary of contemporary English

  • magnate — mag|nate [ mæg,neıt ] noun count a successful and important person with a lot of power in a particular industry: a media/oil/shipping magnate …   Usage of the words and phrases in modern English

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