How to say "domination" in Japanese
- 支配しはいnoun, suru verb, transitive verbThe broadest of the three: domination as rule or control — holding power over people, regions, or situations and directing them. Choose it when 'domination' means being in charge or keeping something under control.
- 制覇せいはnoun, suru verb, transitive verbCovers domination as supremacy won by conquest: defeating all rivals to stand at the top of a competition or field. It suggests total victory over a domain rather than rule over people.
- 左右さゆうnoun, suru verb, transitive verbCovers domination as decisive influence: swaying or determining how a situation or outcome turns out. It is really about influence over results, not about ruling people or territory.
Use 支配 for domination as rule or control over people, places, or situations; 制覇 for domination as supremacy won by conquest in a competition or field; 左右 for domination as decisive influence that sways outcomes.
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