Domination
/ˌdɒmɪˈneɪʃən/
Definitions
- (n.) The exercise of control or power over someone or something, often in a legal, social, or economic context.
The court found evidence of the company's domination over its competitors in the market.
- (n.) In property law, the right or power to assert control over property or assets.
The landlord's domination over the leased premises was challenged by the tenant.
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Commentary
Domination often carries implications of legal authority or influence; in drafting, clarify the scope (e.g., contractual, property, or competitive context) to avoid ambiguity.
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