Market Dominance

noun a dominant person or thing

adjective exercising power or influence over others; most important, powerful, or influential

• In the business world, having a dominant market position can lead to increased profits.
• She's the dominant one in their relationship, always making decisions for both of them.
• That team is dominant on the basketball court, they never lose a game.
• Her dominant personality shines through in everything she does, commanding attention wherever she goes.

noun a person or company that has a monopoly on a particular market or industry

• The monopolist controlled the entire market, setting prices as they pleased.
• The monopolist had a tight grip on the market, dictating prices as they wanted.
• That monopolist is raking in all the cash by dominating the market.
• The monopolist was like a giant dragon hoarding all the treasure in the market.

noun a large South Korean conglomerate made up of various businesses and subsidiaries

• The chaebol is a prominent feature of South Korea's economy, with major conglomerates dominating various industries.
• My uncle works for a chaebol, so he has a stable job with good benefits.
• I heard that chaebol heir is a real playboy, always partying and causing trouble.
• In the corporate world, some people view the CEO as a chaebol, wielding immense power and influence.