Pronunciation: /dəˈmɪnjən/
noun sovereignty or control; the territory of a sovereign or government
A1 The king ruled over his dominion with fairness and kindness.
A2 In medieval times, knights swore allegiance to their lords and served their dominions.
B1 The country gained independence and established its own dominion over its territories.
B2 The corporation expanded its dominion in the market by acquiring smaller competitors.
C1 The emperor's dominion extended across vast lands and diverse cultures.
C2 The scientist's research led to a breakthrough that changed the dominion of physics as we know it.
formal The king ruled over his dominion with absolute authority.
informal The boss has complete dominion over this project.
slang I heard Jake has dominion over the new hangout spot in town.
figurative Her dominion over the topic was evident in the way she presented her arguments.
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