Dominion

The company's dominion in the technology market is unparalleled.

The hacker gained dominion over the computer system, accessing sensitive information.

The Dominion of New England was a short-lived administrative dominion in the 17th century, comprising several British colonies in North America.

The Roman Empire was a dominant dominion during ancient times.

The artist's dominion over color and form is evident in her abstract paintings.

The European Union is a political and economic dominion consisting of 27 member states.

The queen's dominion over her subjects was unquestioned.

The judge declared that the evidence presented was insufficient to establish dominion over the disputed property.

The captain's dominion over the ship is crucial for smooth sailing.

The king bestowed a new dominion upon his loyal vassal.

The king granted the land as a dominion to his loyal knight.

The chef's dominion in the kitchen is evident by the exquisite dishes he creates.

The king's dominion extended across several kingdoms.

The scientist explored the dominion of marine life in the deep sea.

The ancient civilization built its dominion on advanced agricultural techniques.

The dominion was passed down through generations of the noble family.