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domain
noun as in area of expertise, rule
Example Sentences
Attitudes have since changed because the space domain is getting congested.
He said no formal complaints had been brought to him during his time with Al Fayed, although rumours of his behaviour were in the "public domain".
All those weird, hyperspecific, brain-wormed subjects that were once the domain of obscure message boards, comment sections, and niche social networks—hey, what if they were national talking points?
Zara believes other women have been threatened in this way but we have not seen images Photoshopped of her - or other women - shared by him in the public domain.
"Given the scale of public interest, I think it is an important question to be asked, why was this information not put into the public domain sooner? So I’m asking the public authorities and the prime minister, what did they know, when did they learn it, and why was the decision taken not to be more honest and transparent with the public."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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