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Domination is the condition of having control or power over people, animals, or things.
Domination or dominant may refer to:
Music
- Dominant (music), a diatonic scale step and diatonic function in tonal music theory
- Dominant seventh chord, a four-note chord consisting of a major triad and a minor seventh
- Domination (album), 1995 album by U.S. death metal band Morbid Angel
- Domination (rapper) (b. 1982), an American rapper from Queens, New York
- "Domination", a song on Pantera's 1990 album, Cowboys from Hell
- "Domination", a song on Symphony X's 2007 album, Paradise Lost
Biology
- Dominant allele in genetics is the affecting allele in the gene
- Footedness for when one foot is dominant
- Handedness for when one hand is dominant
- Ocular dominance for when one eye is dominant
Mathematics
- Dominating decision rule, in decision theory
Games
- Domination (chess) occurs where a chess piece with wide movement cannot avoid capture.
- Domination (computer game) is a turn-based computer game.
- Domination (poker), way of rating a poker hand
- Domination, also known as Focus (board game), a 1964 game designed by Sid Sackson
- Domination, a multiplayer game mode featured in the popular 2007 video game Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, among others.
Other
- The Domination, a series of dystopian novels by S. M. Stirling
See also
- Dominance
- Dominate (disambiguation)
- Dominator, disambiguation page
- World domination (disambiguation)
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