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domination

[dom-uh-ney-shuhn] / ˌdɒm əˈneɪ ʃən /


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"In five years' time we will look at this period of the next five years as the domination of England - I don't see it any other way," Spanish football journalist Guillem Balague told BBC Sport.

From BBC

Banned words question the merits and methods of domination, and render them obsolete through understanding.

From Salon

Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s government sees Moscow as a diplomatic partner in opposing U.S. domination of global affairs and has refused to criticized its invasion of Ukraine.

From Seattle Times

In the pamphlet, Freedman argued that Jews manipulated world events to achieve domination, including a successful plot to blackmail Woodrow Wilson into entering World War I.

From Washington Post

While Moscow increasingly looks like a junior partner to Beijing, Xi is likely to offer a strong lifeline to Putin, his key partner in efforts to reshape the world to try to limit U.S. domination.

From Seattle Times