domination

Preposition: of

• bourgeoisie: Together they ax the fundamental support of the domination of the British bourgeoisie.
• capitalism: Such is the domination of globalized capitalism that this is the logic of all those who accept working within its limits.
• capital: Thus the author has no alternative to the prospect of the increasing domination of global capital and the subversion of the aims of Chavez.
• politics: In this instance, the emphasis is on Pitt's domination of British politics in this period.
• chain: The market control they seek is through the domination of supply chains and processing.
• market: The console market expands destroying the Amigas ' domination of the home computer market.

Converse of object

• perpetuate: A puppet state was set up in the north to perpetuate British imperialist domination.
• resist: For nearly a thousand years, we have successfully resisted foreign domination.
• oppose: There are honorable grounds for upholding the authority of the United Nations and opposing American global domination.
• achieve: The only way he can think of achieving world domination is through direct military rule.
• avoid: The Prison Service will however continue to seek to avoid undue market domination by a single supplier.
• seek: More than two-thirds who offered an opinion said America is essentially an imperial power seeking world domination.

Adjective modifier

• imperialist: There can be no real self-determination under imperialist domination.
• colonial: Marseilles used to be the main Mediterranean port of French colonial domination.
• imperial: He unmasks a restrictive society in his depiction of sexual and imperial domination.
• Soviet: In early 1989, few predicted Eastern Europe would escape Soviet domination by Thanksgiving.
• galactic: Armed only with science and sex appeal, Flash is out to thwart the evil Emperor Ming's plans of galactic domination.

Noun used with modifier

• world: Their pursuit of world domination is the cause of the Cold War.
• market: Market domination Where a supplier has a major share of the market.