domain

dɔˈmeɪn

Definitions

1. noun

A sphere of activity, influence, or interest

“The company operates in the domain of renewable energy.”

2. noun

A set of rules, principles, or standards that govern a particular activity or sphere of activity

“The domain of the programming language includes its syntax and semantics.”

3. noun

A network of computers that share a common internet address

“The university’s domain is the primary address for its online resources.”

4. verb

To dominate or control a particular area or sphere of activity

“The company is trying to domain the market with its new product.”

Synonyms

  • field
  • realm
  • sphere

Antonyms

  • periphery
  • subdomain