Doms

Pronunciation: /dɑmz/

Definitions of Doms

noun a plural form of the noun 'Dom', which can refer to a male name or a title for a leader or ruler in certain contexts

Example Sentences

A1 Doms are people who have authority over others in certain contexts.

A2 In some cultures, Doms are seen as leaders and decision-makers.

B1 The Doms of the company met to discuss the new project.

B2 As the Dom of the household, she made sure everything ran smoothly.

C1 The Doms of the political party were responsible for setting the agenda.

C2 He was known as the Dom of the industry, with a reputation for being fair and just.

Examples of Doms in a Sentence

formal The Doms of the ancient civilization were considered to be wise and just rulers.

informal I heard that the Doms are throwing a party this weekend.

slang The Doms at the gym are always flexing in the mirror.

figurative In the world of finance, the Doms are the ones who control the markets.

Grammatical Forms of Doms

• past tense: domed
• plural: doms
• comparative: more domineering
• superlative: most domineering
• present tense: doms
• future tense: will dom
• perfect tense: have domed
• continuous tense: is doming
• singular: dom
• positive degree: dom
• infinitive: to dom
• gerund: doming
• participle: domed

Origin and Evolution of Doms

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'Doms' is believed to have originated from the Old English word 'dom', meaning judgment or decree.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'Doms' evolved to refer to a title or honorific used in some cultures, particularly in South Asia, to denote respect or authority.