completely dominate

Frequency: 9.025.5 per million words

To have full control over a situation, person, or area.

dominateADVERB + dominate

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completely

Examples (10)

  • She completely dominated the conversation.
  • The champion completely dominated the match from start to finish.
  • Our new product completely dominates the market share in this sector.
  • With this new strategy, we believe our team will completely dominate the league next season.
  • His groundbreaking research has allowed him to completely dominate the field of neuroscience.
  • The ruling party completely dominated the election, winning almost every seat.
  • The scandal completely dominated the headlines for weeks.
  • Being completely dominated by one player makes the game less exciting for spectators.
  • Fear had completely dominated his thoughts, preventing him from taking any action.
  • How can a single company completely dominate a global industry for so long?