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(dɒmɪnəns)

uncountable noun

The dominance of a particular person or thing is the fact that they are more powerful, successful, or important than other people or things.

...an attempt by each group to establish dominance over the other. [+ of/over]

These economies will no doubt maintain their dominance of financial markets.

Legislation is the only route to ending the car's dominance as a form of transport.

Synonyms: control, government, power, rule More Synonyms of dominance

dominance in British English

(ˈdɒmɪnəns) or dominancy (ˈdɒmɪnənsɪ)

noun

control; ascendancy

dominance in American English

(ˈdɑmənəns)

noun

a dominating, or being dominant; control; authority

: also ˈdominancy

Examples of 'dominance' in a sentence
dominance

"Bring the money here, Frank," Ally said, establishing her dominance.

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British English: dominance NOUN

The dominance of a particular person or thing is the fact that they are more powerful, successful, or important than other people or things.

...an attempt by each group to establish dominance over the other.

American English: dominance
Brazilian Portuguese: dominância
Chinese: 优势
European Spanish: dominio
French: domination
German: Vorherrschaft
Italian: dominio
Japanese: 優勢
Korean: 우위
European Portuguese: dominância
Latin American Spanish: dominio

(noun) in the sense of control

They're unpopular for their dominance over the community.

Synonyms

control

The first aim of his government would be to establish control over the republic's territory.

government

power

women who have reached positions of great power and influence

rule

the winding-up of British rule over the territory

authority

The judge has no authority to order a second trial.

command

the struggle for command of the air

sway

How can mothers keep daughters under their sway?

domination

They had five centuries of domination by the Romans.

supremacy

The president asserted his supremacy over the prime minister.

mastery

a region where humans have gained mastery over the major rivers

ascendancy

The extremists are gaining ascendancy.

paramountcy

Seedominion

Synonyms of 'dominance'

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单词	dominance
释义	Trends of dominance View usage for: dominance (dɒmɪnəns) uncountable noun The dominance of a particular person or thing is the fact that they are more powerful, successful, or important than other people or things. ...an attempt by each group to establish dominance over the other. [+ of/over] These economies will no doubt maintain their dominance of financial markets. Legislation is the only route to ending the car's dominance as a form of transport. Synonyms: control, government, power, rule More Synonyms of dominance dominance in British English (ˈdɒmɪnəns) or dominancy (ˈdɒmɪnənsɪ) noun control; ascendancy dominance in American English (ˈdɑmənəns) noun a dominating, or being dominant; control; authority : also ˈdominancy Examples of 'dominance' in a sentence dominance "Bring the money here, Frank," Ally said, establishing her dominance. Phillip Margolin TIES THAT BIND (2003) In other languages dominance British English: dominance NOUN The dominance of a particular person or thing is the fact that they are more powerful, successful, or important than other people or things. ...an attempt by each group to establish dominance over the other. American English: dominance Brazilian Portuguese: dominância Chinese: 优势 European Spanish: dominio French: domination German: Vorherrschaft Italian: dominio Japanese: 優勢 Korean: 우위 European Portuguese: dominância Latin American Spanish: dominio (noun) in the sense of control They're unpopular for their dominance over the community. Synonyms control The first aim of his government would be to establish control over the republic's territory. government power women who have reached positions of great power and influence rule the winding-up of British rule over the territory authority The judge has no authority to order a second trial. command the struggle for command of the air sway How can mothers keep daughters under their sway? domination They had five centuries of domination by the Romans. supremacy The president asserted his supremacy over the prime minister. mastery a region where humans have gained mastery over the major rivers ascendancy The extremists are gaining ascendancy. paramountcy Seedominion Synonyms of 'dominance' dominance Explore 'dominance' in the dictionary
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