10 sentences with “dominant”

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Brief definition: dominant

Having more power, influence, or control than others; most important or noticeable.


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The lion is the king of the jungle and lives in packs led by a dominant male.

Illustrative image dominant: The lion is the king of the jungle and lives in packs led by a dominant male.
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Nobility used to be a dominant class in history, but its role has diminished over the centuries.

Illustrative image dominant: Nobility used to be a dominant class in history, but its role has diminished over the centuries.
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When Pericles became a dominant voice in Athenian politics, the system established by Cleopatra was maintained.
Despite the general policy of religious tolerance, there remained one dominant Persian religion: Zoroastrianism.
Spain would never again play a dominant role in European politics, although it remained in possession of a huge overseas empire until the early 19th century.
Most Greek art was destroyed over time, not least because the dominant medium for sculpture was bronze, which had allowed sculptors great flexibility in crafting their works.
The impact of the conquests on Europe took longer to become fully apparent, but ultimately the conquest of the Americas triggered the beginning of the process by which Europe became one of the dominant world regions.
Each year, members of the Delian League contributed money to build and support a large navy, intended to protect all of Greece from further Persian interference. Athens, however, quickly became the dominant player in the Delian League.
Despite having no centralised leadership (the Seljuks themselves were only one of the dominant clans with no real authority over most of their fellow invaders), around 1000 CE they began to invade both Byzantine territories and those of their fellow Muslims, the Arabs.
The Catholic Church (Roman/Latin): the Catholic Church remained dominant in almost all of southern Europe, including Italy, Spain, Austria, parts of the Balkans, and kingdoms such as Poland as well. Catholic minorities existed openly or secretly depending on the relative hostility of local rulers in much of the rest of Europe.

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