Question

dominion The Roman empire had dominion over the entire Mediterranean, which the Romans called mare nostrum, “our sea.” dəˈmɪnjən

Accepted Answer

(1) An area over which one rules; domain. (2) Supreme authority. The ruler of a region has dominion over it, and the area itself may be called the ruler's dominion. In the days of the British Empire, England had dominion over many countries throughout the world. Though Canada has been quite independent of Great Britain since the 19th century, it was generally referred to as the Dominion of Canada in official documents until at least the 1950s. 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.

word	dominion
definition	(1) An area over which one rules; domain. (2) Supreme authority.
eg_sentence	The Roman empire had dominion over the entire Mediterranean, which the Romans called mare nostrum, “our sea.”
explanation	The ruler of a region has dominion over it, and the area itself may be called the ruler's dominion. In the days of the British Empire, England had dominion over many countries throughout the world. Though Canada has been quite independent of Great Britain since the 19th century, it was generally referred to as the Dominion of Canada in official documents until at least the 1950s. 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.
IPA	dəˈmɪnjən

Dominion Area Called Canada Rules Domain Supreme Authority