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dominate

[dom-uh-neyt] / ˈdɒm əˌneɪt /




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No athlete entering these Games faced more pressure than Shiffrin, the former phenom who won gold at Sochi 2014 and dominated World Cup racing but for whom the Olympics became a psychological riddle.

From The Wall Street Journal

Before streaming platforms dominated at-home entertainment, consumers relied on places like Blockbuster, the now nearly erased movie rental chain and RedBox, the defunct movie vending machines, to watch newly released films.

From Los Angeles Times

The Korean market is dominated by electronics exporters, and in particular makers of memory chips that go into AI data centers as well as personal computers and smartphones.

From The Wall Street Journal

The race to dominate artificial intelligence has created a financial superstructure of eye-watering corporate valuations, massive capital-expenditure plans, risky Wall Street trades and convoluted debt deals.

From The Wall Street Journal

Canada continued to dominate in the third period, and in regular time had 41 shots to USA's 26.

From BBC