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dominant

[dom-uh-nuhnt] / ˈdɒm ə nənt /




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Music had been part of theater’s appeal since the early years of the republic, but even up until the late 19th century, European imports were dominant, notably the operettas of Gilbert & Sullivan and Jacques Offenbach.

From The Wall Street Journal

Using her power from the baseline effectively marks Rybakina out as a dominant front-runner.

From BBC

No investment in secondary: The Rams were so confident the pass rush would be dominant, they stood pat and made no changes to the secondary.

From Los Angeles Times

Two Australian Open crowns, in 2023 and 2024, and two at the US Open have established the powerful Belarusian as the dominant force in the women's game.

From Barron's

Thursday’s sharp Nasdaq downturn illustrates how dependent the overall market remains on a handful of dominant tech leaders to sustain its momentum.

From The Wall Street Journal