dominion

/dəˈmɪnjən/
noun
  1. Control or the power to rule over something or someone.
    • She struggled to maintain dominion over her emotions during the argument.
    • The company had complete dominion over the local market for decades.
    • The king claimed dominion over all the lands in the valley.
  2. A territory or area that is controlled by a single ruler or government.
    • The explorer mapped the entire dominion for the first time.
    • The vast dominion stretched from the mountains to the sea.
    • Canada was once a dominion within the British Empire.
  3. In law, the right of ownership or possession of property.
    • The farmer held full dominion over his land and its resources.
    • Disputes over dominion of the mineral rights lasted for years.
    • The court recognized her dominion over the inherited estate.
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