Pronunciation: /ˈdɑmənəns/
noun the state or fact of being dominant; control or power over others
A1 The lion showed dominance over the rest of the pride.
A2 In some cultures, males are expected to display dominance in social situations.
B1 The company's dominance in the market was evident by their high sales figures.
B2 The political party's dominance in the region led to concerns about a lack of competition.
C1 The athlete's dominance in their sport has been unmatched for years.
C2 The company's dominance in the industry has raised questions about monopolistic practices.
verb not applicable
A1 The cat dominance over the dog in the house.
A2 She dominance the conversation with her loud voice.
B1 The team dominance the game with their strong defense.
B2 The company dominance the market with their innovative products.
C1 The dictator dominance the country through fear and manipulation.
C2 The corporation dominance the industry with their strategic acquisitions and mergers.
adjective not applicable
A1 The dominance hand in the rock-paper-scissors game is rock.
A2 She showed dominance in the dance competition by executing all the moves perfectly.
B1 The dominance species in the forest ecosystem is the oak tree.
B2 His dominance presence in the boardroom made him a respected leader among his colleagues.
C1 The dominance culture of the ancient civilization can still be seen in the architecture of their ruins.
C2 Her dominance performance in the concert solidified her reputation as a world-class musician.
adverb not applicable
A1 The team leader showed dominance by making decisions quickly.
A2 The teacher's dominance in the classroom was evident through her confident demeanor.
B1 His dominance in the field of technology is well-known among his peers.
B2 The company's dominance in the market allowed them to set prices as they pleased.
C1 Her dominance in the industry was undisputed, leading to numerous awards and accolades.
C2 The politician's dominance in the political arena was a result of years of strategic planning and networking.
pronoun not applicable
A1 The dominance of the team was evident in their victory.
A2 His dominance in the workplace often made others feel intimidated.
B1 The company's dominance in the market allowed them to set high prices.
B2 Her dominance in the field of science was recognized with several prestigious awards.
C1 The political party's dominance in parliament gave them the power to pass any legislation.
C2 The athlete's dominance in the sport was unparalleled, breaking multiple records.
preposition not applicable
A1 The lion showed dominance over the rest of the pride.
A2 The company's dominance in the market was undeniable.
B1 Her dominance in the field of science was recognized by all her peers.
B2 The team's dominance on the court was evident in their flawless performance.
C1 The country's dominance in global politics has been a topic of debate for years.
C2 The corporation's dominance in the industry has led to concerns about monopolistic practices.
conjunction not applicable
A1 Dogs show dominance by growling and baring their teeth.
A2 The team's dominance on the field was evident in their overwhelming victory.
B1 The company's dominance in the market has led to increased competition.
B2 The politician's dominance in the polls made them a frontrunner in the election.
C1 The country's dominance in the global economy has raised concerns among other nations.
C2 The artist's dominance in the art world is undisputed, with their work being highly sought after by collectors.
interjection not applicable
A1 Dominance! Get down from there right now!
A2 Dominance, please stop running around the classroom.
B1 Dominance, could you please lower your voice during the meeting?
B2 Hey, Dominance, I think you should let someone else take the lead for once.
C1 Dominance, your assertiveness is admirable but remember to listen to others' opinions as well.
C2 I appreciate your dominance in the project, but don't forget to delegate tasks to others for better efficiency.
article not applicable
A1 Lions show dominance in their pride by leading the group.
A2 The dominance of the team was evident in their flawless victory.
B1 The company's dominance in the market has led to increased competition.
B2 Her dominance in the field of science is recognized worldwide.
C1 Political dominance can have far-reaching consequences on a country's economy.
C2 The dominance of certain ideologies can shape the course of history.
formal The company's dominance in the market is evident from its high market share.
informal She always asserts her dominance in group projects by taking the lead.
slang That team really showed their dominance on the court last night.
figurative The storm's dominance over the landscape was overwhelming, with trees uprooted and debris scattered everywhere.
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