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domination

[dom-uh-ney-shuhn] / ˌdɒm əˈneɪ ʃən /


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The competition only really begins in the knockout rounds "where English domination has been far less pronounced".

From BBC

"By allowing such a right or duty to persist, we are collectively giving our approval to a system of domination and predation by husband on wife," said the bill's sponsor, Green MP Marie-Charlotte Garin.

From BBC

Those clubs have ensured there have been only three English winners of European football's biggest prize in the past 13 seasons, giving hope to those who fear total domination.

From Barron's

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