dominated
- adjective
- /ˈdɑːməˌneɪtɪd/
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dominada
- In many cultures, sports are often dominated by male athletes.
This page, for example, is dominated by Apple and Google.
- This page, for example, is dominated by Apple and Google.
- You have doomed yourself forever to a life dominated by the forces of doubt.
- A very conservative Republican dominated legislature and state.
- It's too much too right wing or too male dominated or too white or too whatever.
- Or maybe you're someone who's dominated by the will to force and compulsion.
- And it it's, you know, people are their thoughts are most dominated by loss.
- We are women rulers in like a male dominated world.
- We now have an Islamist dominated parliament.
- And first of all, another very chauvinistic, you know, fucking male dominated workforce.
- But it's a little daunting to come into a male dominated arena and say, you know, my turn.
- It has been a very dominated right wing world.
- They're exploited, they're dominated, they are taken advantage of.
Examples
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So it's very much a kind of male dominated kind of field.
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Now I've worked in female dominated occupations my entire life.
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This is what an ordered industrial northern dominated economy could could be.
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A very conservative Republican dominated legislature and state.
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It has been a very dominated right wing world.
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I was in a sport which volleyball is a, is a highly dominated feminine female sport.
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I was in a sport which volleyball is a, is a highly dominated feminine female sport.
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They fought white dominated unions for those black jobs.
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They're also working in a masculine dominated career.
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And this is Uttar Pradresh in a Muslim dominated state in India.
Synonyms
People who live under a ruler or government
People that others force to obey and lose their freedom
Antonyms
How Dominated
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word dominated comes from the old Latin word dominus, meaning 'lord' or 'master', and you can see the same root in dominion and domain. So, to be dominated is to be under someone else's rule or control.
