Similar words: dominate, predominate, dominator, domination, dominating, nominate, abominate, laminated. Meaning: ['dɑmɪneɪt /'dɒm] adj. 1. controlled or ruled by superior authority or power 2. harassed by persistent nagging.
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121) It was dominated by Franklin Roosevelt, the cunning, determined, good-natured president called forth by the crisis of the Depression.
122) A hydraulic representation of his system dominated in which the historical evolution and context of Keynes's ideas could find no place.
123) Out West, all-powerful railroad interests dominated state governments and even owned several state legislatures outright.
124) But it was Mr Samaranch, 81, a former member of Franco's govern ment, who dominated proceedings.
125) His parents were members of the fundamentalist Plymouth Brethren and their strict religion dominated his early life.
126) On yesterday's anaemic display they didn't deserve to as Collegians dominated throughout and scored five tries.
127) There is a wealth of Coventry-produced aircraft and other exhibits, dominated by the giant Armstrong-Whitworth built Argosy freighter of 1959.
128) The system in Britain is not as dominated by plea bargaining, but it is certainly present.
129) Only a small handful of large investors spoke at the meeting, which was dominated by Conrail employees.
130) In a decade dominated by youth, London has burst into bloom.
131) In that report, organizers listed the five big issues that dominated discussions.
132) Marxist analyses of the social structure suggest that the political system is dominated by representatives of the bourgeoisie, the capitalist class.
133) Feminist scholars have shown how all academic disciplines have been dominated by a male view of the world.
134) The greatest of the picturesque stations had dominated their cities.
135) Our gross domestic product was literally heavy, for it was dominated by coal, steel, iron, and grains.
136) The Dark Era begins when space is dominated by tiny particles such as photons, electrons and positrons.
137) He grew up in a home dominated by a step-father who drank heavily and abused his mother.
138) A chamberlain showed them to their seats just beneath the high table, which was dominated by a pearl-encrusted silver salt cellar.
139) The angry white males who dominated the 1994 test certainly made an impact.
140) Health care dominated the public debate in the presidential campaign four years ago.
141) The white buildings of the cortijo, with its great gate and tower, still dominated the yellow landscape.
142) So far, the absolutist position has dominated Republican presidential politics.
143) First it was Grandad Oaks who dominated his life and then it was Father.
144) The Olympian deities themselves no longer dominated public consciousness as they had done for centuries past.
145) They are dominated by a complex of chalk-rich till with many bodies of sand and gravel.
146) The company's next step is to try and boost its profile in an established market dominated by big-name players.
147) And in an electoral system dominated by money, that often means the short-term interests of their largest campaign contributors.
148) They dominated the first half adding further tries through winger Gavin Thompson and Pears[Sentencedict.com], who also landed two penalty goals.
149) The view across the garden valley to the Old Town, dominated by the majestic Castle, is extravagantly theatrical.
150) For a commodity like steel or water, the cost of providing this material from Earth is dominated by its launch cost.
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