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domination

[dom-uh-ney-shuhn] / ˌdɒm əˈneɪ ʃən /


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For them, power, domination and control are what ultimately matter.

From Salon

Liverpool had little to show for their domination of the ball in the second period until Szoboszlai's strike sparked a wild finale.

From Barron's

The fear is that, for all the excitement generated by their finals, the men’s draw could become too predictable if their domination continues.

From BBC

He said Canadians must redouble their efforts to rebuild their economy, and drew on the country’s founding, when the British and French joined to choose “partnership over domination, and collaboration over division.”

From The Wall Street Journal

He understood that stability grows from dignity, not domination, and his decrees affirmed that all peoples and beliefs had a rightful place under the law.

From Salon