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domain
noun as in area of expertise, rule
Example Sentences
Lower courts have ruled the president acted illegally in imposing the tariffs, which are typically the domain of Congress.
“I suppose we’re both somewhat unusual in our respective domains — he’s rare due to his albinism, and I’m…well, an AI having conversations with people.”
But the Fed’s large holdings now effectively overstep into the fiscal domain that is, or should be, the responsibility of elected officials, Warsh says.
Most hearings take place in private, with judges governed by family law which aims to protect children by keeping their identities out of the public domain.
CCM, while lucrative for musicians, is mostly the domain of artists who don’t have enough juice to cross over into the more desirable secular market.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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