dominion
dɒmɪˈneɪn
Definitions
1. noun
a region or territory under the control of a king or government; a domain or sphere of influence.
“The British dominion over India was a significant aspect of colonial history.”
2. noun
the state of being supreme or dominant; a position of authority or power.
“The country’s dominion over the global market was a testament to its economic prowess.”
3. noun
a kingdom or realm, especially in medieval Europe.
“The dominion of the Holy Roman Empire was a complex system of power and allegiance.”
4. verb
to have or exert control or influence over something or someone.
“The company’s new policy will dominion over the market, increasing their competitiveness.”