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      dominance
      noun
      the power or right to give orders or make decisions
      the organic phenomenon in which one of a pair of alleles present in a genotype is expressed in the phenotype and the other allele of the pair is not
      the state that exists when one person or group has power over another
      superior development of one side of the body
      Roots
      dominusdomin- · Latin · lord, master
      Synonyms for dominance
      dominancyadjascendancynascendancendominationnsupremacynpredominancenpredominationncontrolnsuperioritynauthoritynpreeminencenprepotencynmasterdomn
      Words related to dominance
      lateralityndominativeadjsemidominantadjdominantadjhegemonicaladjsupremitynprepollencendominatingadjnondominantadjhegemonynsuperdominantadjbaasskaphegemonistparamountcyndominatedadjbossismnprepollentadjoverdominantadjhegemonicadjcodominancendominantlyadvdominatesvhegemonismnstrangleholdndominatorsupremacismnoverswayadj

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