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Definition of dominion
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Dominion
(n.) A
supposed
high order of
angels;
dominations.
See
Domination,
3..
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War
::
War (n.) A
contest
between
nations
or
states,
carried
on by
force,
whether
for
defence,
for
revenging
insults
and
redressing
wrongs,
for the
extension
of
commerce,
for the
acquisition
of
territory,
for
obtaining
and
establishing
the
superiority
and
dominion
of one over the
other,
or for any other
purpose;
armed
conflict
of
sovereign
powers;
declared
and open
hostilities..
Dition
::
Dition
(n.)
Dominion;
rule.
Sultanship
::
Sultanry
(n.) The
dominions
of a
sultan.
Lordship
::
Lordship
(n.)
Dominion;
power;
authority.
Planetary
::
Planetary
(a.) Under the
dominion
or
influence
of a
planet.
Conquer
::
Conquer
(v. t.) To gain or
acquire
by
force;
to take
possession
of by
violent
means;
to gain
dominion
over; to
subdue
by
physical
means;
to
reduce;
to
overcome
by force of arms; to cause to
yield;
to
vanquish.
Archpresbytery
::
Archpresbytery
(n.) The
absolute
dominion
of
presbytery.
#NAME?
::
-ion () A noun
suffix
denoting
act,
process,
result
of an act or a
process,
thing acted upon,
state,
or
condition;
as,
revolution,
the act or
process
of
revolving;
construction,
the act or
process
of
constructing;
a thing
constructed;
dominion,
territory
ruled over;
subjection,
state of being
subject;
dejection;
abstraction..
Duchy
::
Duchy (n.) The
territory
or
dominions
of a duke; a
dukedom.
Queendom
::
Queendom
(n.) The
dominion,
condition,
or
character
of a
queen..
Swa
::
Suzerainty
(n.) The
dominion
or
authority
of a
suzerain;
paramount
authority.
Province
::
Province
(n.)
Specif.:
Any
political
division
of the
Dominion
of
Canada,
having
a
governor,
a local
legislature,
and
representation
in the
Dominion
parliament.
Hence,
colloquially,
The
Provinces,
the
Dominion
of
Canada..
Bonitary
::
Bonitary
(a.)
Beneficial,
as
opposed
to
statutory
or
civil;
as,
bonitary
dominion
of
land..
Throne
::
Throne
(v. t.) To place in an
elevated
position;
to give
sovereignty
or
dominion
to; to
exalt.
Dependency
::
Dependency
(n.) A
territory
remote
from the
kingdom
or state to which it
belongs,
but
subject
to its
dominion;
a
colony;
as, Great
Britain
has its
dependencies
in Asia,
Africa,
and
America..
Subdue
::
Subdue
(v. t.) To bring
under;
to
conquer
by force or the
exertion
of
superior
power,
and bring into
permanent
subjection;
to
reduce
under
dominion;
to
vanquish..
Empire
::
Empire
(n.) The
dominion
of an
emperor;
the
territory
or
countries
under the
jurisdiction
and
dominion
of an
emperor
(rarely
of a
king),
usually
of
greater
extent
than a
kingdom,
always
comprising
a
variety
in the
nationality
of, or the forms of
administration
in,
constituent
and
subordinate
portions;
as, the
Austrian
empire..
Potent
::
Potent
(a.)
Having
great
authority,
control,
or
dominion;
puissant;
mighty;
influential;
as, a
potent
prince..
Power
::
Power (n.) The
exercise
of a
faculty;
the
employment
of
strength;
the
exercise
of any kind of
control;
influence;
dominion;
sway;
command;
government.
Seigniory
::
Seigniory
(n.) The power or
authority
of a lord;
dominion.
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