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Definition of «domination»

Domination refers to the act or state of controlling, subduing, or having power over someone or something. It can also mean the process by which one species comes to dominate another in a particular ecological niche, often leading to the decline or even extinction of the less dominant species. In human contexts, domination may refer to an act of control or subjugation based on power imbalances such as race, gender, class, or nationality. It can also describe a situation where one group or individual has superior influence over others in a particular setting.

Usage examples

  1. The team exhibited their domination on the soccer field by scoring eight goals and not conceding any.
  2. The company's domination of the market was evident with its 70% share and its ability to outperform competitors.
  3. The chess grandmaster showcased his domination over his opponent by flawlessly executing calculated moves and winning in just 20 moves.
  4. The political party's domination in the recent elections resulted in them winning a majority of seats in the parliament.
  5. The athlete's domination in the swimming pool was evident as he won gold medals in all five events he participated in.

Phrases with «domination»

Sentences with «domination»

  • It's no surprise then that in 2017 anything called a blockchain was quickly used as evidence of the impending world domination of bitcoin. (coindesk.com)
  • Key realms, such as the courts, increasingly are at risk of domination by special interest money. (brennancenter.org)
  • You may use these materials in the classroom, at home, as part of a for - profit tutoring business, as part of your evil plot for global domination. (sightwords.com)
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