dominate

Definition for dominate

verb as in govern, rule

Strongest matches

command, control, dictate, influence, lead, manage, monopolize, overshadow, prevail, run

Strong matches

boss, direct, domineer, eclipse, handle, head, outshine, overbear, overrule, predominate, preponderate, reign, subject, subjugate, sway, tyrannize

Weak matches

call the shots, detract from, have one's way, have upper hand, hold sway over, keep under thumb, lay down the law, lead by the nose, play first fiddle, prevail over, rule the roost, run the show, sit on top of, superabound

verb as in tower above

Strong matches

bestride, overlie, overlook, overtop, survey

Weak matches

look down upon, loom over, stand over

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After dominating the domestic news agenda for much of the summer with pronouncements on illegal immigration, Reform's 2025 conference has undoubtedly been overshadowed by the Rayner reshuffle drama.

From BBC

Their supposed strength of a rotation hasn’t been able to dominate games.

From Los Angeles Times

For instance, one major US seafood trade association has called for a tariff exemption, highlighting that the US seafood market is dominated by imports and American waters are already overfished.

From BBC

And, globally, keeping the cost of renewable energy low is important for any firm hoping to electrify industries previously dominated by fossil fuels.

From BBC

They’ve struck a more friendly tone with the president during his second term as they push for a more hands-off approach to regulation while competing to dominate the artificial intelligence race.

From Los Angeles Times

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