What is another word for dominion?
608 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ dəmˈɪni͡ən], [ dəmˈɪniən], [ d_ə_m_ˈɪ_n_iə_n]
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Similar words for dominion:
- colonial (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- area (noun)
- area of rule; authority (noun)
- arena (noun)
- ascendancy (noun)
- ascendancy/ascendency (noun)
- authority (noun)
- colony (noun)
- command (noun)
- control (noun)
- department (noun)
- domain (noun)
- dominion (noun)
- estate (noun)
- field (noun)
- governance (noun)
- government (noun)
- group (noun)
- holding (noun)
- influence (noun)
- jurisdiction (noun)
- kingdom (noun)
- nation (noun)
- orbit (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- ownership (noun)
- possession (noun)
- potency (noun)
- power (noun)
- preeminence (noun)
- preponderance (noun)
- prepotency (noun)
- property (noun)
- province (noun)
- region (noun)
- rule (noun)
- say-so (noun)
- sovereignty (noun)
- supremacy (noun)
- terrain (noun)
- territory (noun)
- topography (noun)
- victory (noun)
- world power (noun)
- other relevant words (verb)
- other synonyms
- empire
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Dominion:
adj.
• colonial (adjective)- more pilgrim,
- most dominion,
- un-settled,
- un cultured,
- most emigrant,
- most transplanted,
- most pilgrim,
- more outland,
- pre revolutionary,
- most prerevolutionary,
- trans-planted,
- more emigrant,
- more dominion,
- un-sophisticated,
- most immigrant,
- pre-revolutionary,
- trans planted,
- un settled,
- un sophisticated,
- un-cultured,
- more immigrant,
- more prerevolutionary,
- more transplanted,
- most frontier,
- de-pendent,
- de pendent,
- more frontier,
- most outland.
n.
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- greatness,
- authorization,
- seniority,
- prerogative,
- leadership,
- reign,
- privilege,
- administration (of an estate),
- monopoly,
- commission,
- oligopoly,
- mastership,
- regency,
- force,
- anarchy.
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•
- Asia-Pacific,
- Central America,
- Atlantic Rim,
- the Celtic fringe,
- the Antarctic,
- climate,
- biome,
- the Caribbean,
- australasia,
- management,
- the Arctic.
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- over.
- principality,
- townships,
- precinct,
- turf,
- quarter,
- township,
- locality,
- sectors,
- stretch,
- Principalities.
- circle,
- pen,
- colosseum,
- ground,
- arena,
- gallery,
- amphitheater,
- room,
- setting,
- battle-ground,
- auditorium,
- gymnasium,
- ring,
- courtyard,
- locale,
- battlefield,
- theater,
- circuit,
- stage,
- hall,
- enclosure,
- campus,
- circus,
- hippodrome,
- beat.
- pre valence,
- pre valences,
- pre dominances,
- whip hands,
- pre-potence,
- pre-dominances,
- pre potence,
- prepotences,
- pre-dominance,
- pre potences,
- pre-valences,
- on tops,
- pre dominance,
- leg ups,
- pre-valence,
- pre-potences.
- powerhouse,
- permission,
- might and main,
- warrants,
- steam,
- what it takes,
- POWS,
- strong arm,
- word,
- permit,
- zap,
- weight,
- powerhouses,
- pow,
- juice.
- de pendency,
- de-pendencies,
- out posts,
- de pendencies,
- out-posts,
- de-pendency,
- subject states,
- new lands.
- slot.
- kingdom,
- estate,
- Presidencies,
- whip hand,
- topography,
- Specialities,
- country home,
- Magistracies,
- hold,
- freehold,
- prepotence,
- the lay of the land,
- preeminence,
- limits,
- holding,
- government,
- champaign,
- subject state,
- proprietar,
- power,
- victory,
- department,
- nation,
- dynasty,
- efficacies,
- area,
- demesne,
- suzerainty,
- magistracy,
- the feds,
- powers-that-be,
- control,
- jurisdiction,
- rule,
- political practice,
- domination,
- governance,
- Regnancy,
- domain,
- colony,
- peoples,
- supremacy,
- FEDS,
- walk,
- omnipotence,
- empire,
- authority,
- supreme power,
- country place,
- terrain,
- province,
- sway,
- protectorate,
- enclaves,
- sinew,
- ownership,
- rural seat,
- Quinta,
- Shires,
- protectorates,
- judicatures,
- sovereignty,
- ascendancy,
- pre-eminence,
- realms,
- pilgrimage,
- property,
- FINCA,
- influence,
- ascendency,
- demesnes,
- powers that be,
- efficacy,
- potency,
- Exclave,
- presidency,
- leg up,
- statecraft,
- the Fed,
- terrenes,
- new land,
- command,
- shire,
- stomping grounds,
- on top,
- realm,
- field,
- preponderance,
- world power,
- Prepotency,
- mastery power,
- birr,
- judicature,
- walks,
- orbit,
- enclave,
- sphere,
- speciality,
- home park,
- washingtons,
- territory,
- Preponderancy,
- paramountcy.
v.
• Other relevant words: (verb)Other synonyms:
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- proprietorship,
- say-so.
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- dependency,
- might,
- throne,
- dominance.
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- possession.
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- mastery.
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- division.
- effectiveness,
- dukedom,
- determine,
- furnish,
- Predominancy,
- talons,
- collectivism,
- tenure,
- nominate,
- Prothesis,
- proprietary,
- puppet government,
- POLIS,
- arrange,
- model,
- tract,
- administer,
- grasp,
- mightiness,
- govern,
- authorisation,
- free city,
- superiority,
- Feodality,
- antecedence,
- hand,
- linguistic rule,
- normal,
- grip,
- first prize,
- priority,
- imperium in imperio,
- kingship,
- duchy,
- autarchy,
- chieftaincy,
- nationality,
- ruler,
- preColumbian,
- charge,
- headship,
- borderland,
- helm,
- capacity,
- most,
- gripe,
- allot,
- say,
- ascendant,
- clout,
- urgency,
- pull,
- highest,
- spread,
- antecedency,
- landholding,
- custody,
- commonweal,
- record,
- Empery,
- power of attorney,
- majestic,
- predominate,
- crown,
- border,
- drag,
- raj,
- Archdukedom,
- Principate,
- MANDANT,
- front position,
- acme,
- authorize,
- appoint,
- polity,
- bureaucracy,
- satellite,
- attach,
- seize,
- chiefdom,
- dominate,
- board game,
- clutches,
- Kinghood,
- superpower,
- overrule,
- precedency,
- supervision,
- transcendency,
- aristocracy,
- military government,
- define,
- hands,
- round,
- regulation,
- Imperium,
- pattern,
- be able to,
- apply,
- democratic republic,
- mandated territory,
- zenith,
- ascendance,
- preference,
- grand,
- prefixation,
- Mobocracy,
- prelude,
- Bumbledom,
- precession,
- lead,
- Heteronomy,
- socialism,
- be able,
- Landowning,
- regal,
- advantage,
- emigrant,
- formula,
- compass,
- transcendence,
- order,
- upper hand,
- right,
- grand duchy,
- administration,
- royalty,
- devote,
- landownership,
- CLAWS,
- eminent domain,
- provincial,
- dispose,
- republicanism,
- assign,
- land tenure,
- Ochlocracy,
- reach,
- crude,
- principle,
- feudal system,
- stewardship,
- allocate,
- constitute,
- pale,
- directorship,
- balance of power,
- preceding,
- quaint,
- theocracy,
- ordain,
- buffer state,
- oversight,
- junta,
- reins of government,
- mandatory,
- dependent,
- championship,
- county,
- overlordship,
- city-state,
- height,
- strand,
- predominance,
- disposition,
- Stratocracy,
- emit,
- unsophisticated,
- orb,
- top spot,
- effect,
- earldom,
- Regality,
- sultanate,
- Anteposition,
- settlement,
- wield,
- palms,
- capability,
- precedence,
- rulership,
- land,
- edge,
- demagogy,
- convention,
- Aristarchy,
- first place,
- ambit,
- beadledom,
- chieftainry,
- regulate,
- Masterdom,
- palm,
- union,
- seigniory,
- part,
- commonwealth,
- ne plus ultra,
- hemisphere,
- body politic,
- primitive,
- Dominancy,
- mandate,
- enact,
- possessorship,
- lordship,
- responsibility,
- new,
- Vox Populi,
- ally,
- zone,
- section,
- immigrant,
- dictate to,
- Toparchy,
- puppet regime,
- iron hand,
- feudalism,
- precursor,
- archduchy,
- soil,
- march,
- dominium,
- NATIONAL GOVERNMENT,
- maximum,
- hegemony,
- anteriority,
- mob law,
- sector,
- nation-state.
How to use "Dominion" in context?
Dominion refers to the position of having power and authority over another person or group. Dominion is used in many different contexts, including both personal and political relationships. In personal relationships, dominion may refer to the power one person has over another, typically in a sexual or romantic relationship. Dominion can also refer to having control over someone's physical environment, such as controlling who has access to a building or area. Dominion can also refer to the power one person has over the decisions that are made about them, such as when they are forced to take medication.
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Noun, singular or mass
domination.
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Homophones for Dominion:
- danu, daemon, dame, demo, denim, demean, dodoma, domine, deaden, diatom, dyne, dune, doyen, dummy, dane, downy, dna, dittany, dead-on, den, diwan, din, didion, donne, dama, dawn, dominee, dun, die down, dine, dayan, domain, doyenne, deweyan, detainee, diodon, diana, down, dayton, dietitian, don, do in, dean, Dodonaea, dioon, dome, donna, dominie, diadem, dudeen, donee, Duomo, damon, deem, dm, diam, dam, dana, danau, daytime, detain, demon, donnian, domino, dine in, dim, doom, dynamo, Dona, duenna, downy haw, dahomey, dime, done, Dahna, domain name, donnean, daimon, danaea, dionaea, deny, damn, diamine, duodenum, datum.
Hyponym for Dominion:
n.
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group
state, nation, land, country, Res Publica, body politic, commonwealth.
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state
ascendence, ascendance, ascendancy, dominance, ascendency, control.
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group
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