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   What does Dominio mean in English?

   • Middle English dominioun "control, rule," from early French dominion (same meaning), from Latin dominium "rule, ownership," from dominus "master, owner" — related to domain, dominate

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   What does Dominion mean in the Bible?

   • When you are in charge of something or rule it, you have dominion over it. The most famous use of the word occurs in the Christian Bible, when God grants people dominion over other animals. If you know the word domination, then you won't be surprised that dominion also has to do with a type of ruling over others.

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   What does it mean if a king has dominion?

   • This is an old-fashioned and Biblical-sounding word for having power. A king has dominion over his kingdom. You'd never say the President has dominion, because we live in a democracy. Dominion implies more power than that — even absolute power. A dominion can also be an area or territory controlled by a larger country or state.

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   Why is Canada called Dominion of Canada?

   • Though Canada has been quite independent of Great Britain since the 19th century, its formal title remains Dominion of Canada. The word has an old-fashioned sound today, and probably shows up in history books, historical novels, and fantasy video games more often than in discussions of modern nations.

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   noun. domain [noun] an old word for the lands which belong to a person. domain [noun] one’s area of interest or of knowledge. realm [noun] an area of activity, interest etc.

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   DOMINION definition: 1. control over a country or people: 2. the land that belongs to a ruler: 3. a country that…. Learn more.

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   The meaning of DOMINION is domain. How to use dominion in a sentence. Did you know? Synonym Discussion of Dominion.

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   DOMINION meaning: 1. control over a country or people: 2. the land that belongs to a ruler: 3. a country that…. Learn more.

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   dominio. sm. 1 (=control) control. tiene el dominio de la situación he is in control of the situation. ♦ dominio de sí mismo, dominio sobre sí mismo self-control. 2 (=conocimiento) command. es impresionante su dominio del inglés his command of o fluency in English is impressive. ¡qué dominio tiene! isn't he good at it?

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   When you are in charge of something or rule it, you have dominion over it. The most famous use of the word occurs in the Christian Bible, when God grants people dominion over other animals.