dominion
Pronunciation: [dəˈmɪn.jən]
Word
Context: “control”
(noun) the power or control that someone has over something. It's like being the boss of a place or having the authority to make decisions about it.
Example
The queen ruled over her dominion with fairness and wisdom.
Example
He did not have dominion over his own life because he was always told what to do.
Example
Who has dominion over the land in this story?
Context: “territory”
(noun) a specific area or place that is under the control of someone or something. Think of it like your own room; it's your space where you make the rules.
Example
The animal defended its dominion from other creatures.
Example
The group lost dominion over the area when they moved away.
Example
What is considered the dominion of the ancient civilization?
Context: “authority”
(noun) the right to govern or rule over something, like making decisions and having the final say. It's similar to being in charge of a team.
Example
The organization was granted dominion over the new park.
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Without dominion, they couldn't make any rules for the group.
Example
Who gave them dominion over the project?
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