dominion in Latin
dominion in Latin is dominium — dominion means supreme power or authority over a territory or group of people.
dominion in Latin
dominium
Power or the use of power; sovereignty over something; stewardship, supremacy.
What does "dominion" mean?
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noun Supreme power or authority over a territory or group of people.
"The king claimed dominion over all the lands from the coast to the mountains."
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noun A territory or country governed by a particular ruler or authority.
"Canada and Australia were once dominions of the British Empire."
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dominion in a sentence
- The king claimed dominion over all the lands from the coast to the mountains.
- Canada and Australia were once dominions of the British Empire.
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What is "dominion" in Latin?
"dominion" in Latin is dominium. dominion means: Supreme power or authority over a territory or group of people.
How do you use "dominion" in a sentence?
Example: "The king claimed dominion over all the lands from the coast to the mountains." In Latin, "dominion" is dominium.
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