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dominance

[dom-uh-nuhns] / ˈdɒm ə nəns /


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For two decades Tom Brady and Bill Belichick mercilessly terrorised the league year after year, winning those six Super Bowl titles from nine appearances in an era of unrivalled dominance.

From BBC

Despite recent declines and policy concerns, the dollar’s global dominance is unlikely to end soon due to a lack of credible alternatives.

From Barron's

Their dominance comes from genome streamlining, an evolutionary strategy in which organisms shed genes to conserve energy in nutrient-poor environments.

From Science Daily

Yes, you know the opposition will have a little go at fighting back, especially if you are away somewhere, but you just think you are going to have the same dominance and as many chances.

From BBC

Sabalenka has attributed her dominance over the past year to being "more mature, older, whatever you want to call it".

From Barron's