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Democrats dominate the committee.dominate = control
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The company dominates its industry.dominates = is most influential
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The defending World Champions dominated their unranked opponent.dominated = overpowered
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The grand piano dominates the room.dominates = most noticeably occupies
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Marx saw religion as a powerful force perpetuating existing class structure to the benefit of the dominant social class.dominant = most powerful or controlling
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She completely dominates her boyfriend.dominates = controls
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Some expect Africanized bees to dominate European bees in semitropical regions.dominate = be most abundant
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We have no intention of letting you dominate unfairly. (source)dominate = control; or be most influential
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"You dominated those horsemen with the way you looked at them," he said. (source)dominated = controlled
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Sometimes they're inherited from one parent carrying the dominant gene. (source)dominant = controlling or most influential
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Eyes shining, mouths open, triumphant, they savored the right of domination. (source)domination = having power over othersstandard suffix: The suffix "-tion", converts a verb into a noun that denotes the action or result of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in action, education, and observation.
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I was afraid that your hot head might dominate your good heart. (source)dominate = overpower
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This celebration was the first time in days that they could simply enjoy one another's company without the events of February seventh dominating the conversation. (source)dominating = controlling (most influencing)
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Dominance hierarchies enhance stability in natural populations, and some less natural, Kya thought. (source)Dominance = relating to the amount of influence or power
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The same face dominates the Erudite library; it is plastered across every article Erudite releases. (source)dominates = is conspicuous everywhere in
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In addition, Adam taught himself to shoot using his nondominant left eye.† (source)nondominant = not controlling; or not most influential or powerfulstandard prefix: The prefix "non-" in nondominant means not and reverses the meaning of dominant. This is the same pattern you see in words like nonfat, nonfiction, and nonprofit.
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In the past few months, he'd already lost an on-air bet with the traffic guy that resulted in him having to perform an embarrassing (and thank God, not complete) striptease at a local dance club, attended about a hundred contest-winner cocktail parties, and wrestled a man named the Dominator at the Hilton for charity.† (source)Dominator = one who controls; or most influential or powerful
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He was, fortunately, thanks to Gant and Eliza, a creature that was dominantly masculine in its sex, but in all his life, either at home or in school, he had seldom known victory.† (source)
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