territorial dominion (Meaning)
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territorial dominion (n)
a region marked off for administrative or other purposes
Synonyms & Antonyms of territorial dominion
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territorial dominion Sentence Examples
- The empire sought to extend its territorial dominion across vast continents.
- The ancient kingdom boasted a vast territorial dominion that spanned multiple regions.
- The conflict arose from disputes over territorial dominion and boundary lines.
- The smaller nation resisted the expansion of its neighbor's territorial dominion.
- The peace treaty recognized the territorial dominion of each nation, establishing clear borders.
- The ruling dynasty established a large territorial dominion by conquering surrounding lands.
- The nomadic tribe roamed a wide territorial dominion in search of resources.
- The discovery of valuable resources within its territorial dominion enriched the kingdom.
- The colonial powers carved up the continent into territorial dominions, ignoring indigenous claims.
- The boundary disputes between the two nations threatened to escalate into a conflict over territorial dominion.
FAQs About the word territorial dominion
a region marked off for administrative or other purposes
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The empire sought to extend its territorial dominion across vast continents.
The ancient kingdom boasted a vast territorial dominion that spanned multiple regions.
The conflict arose from disputes over territorial dominion and boundary lines.
The smaller nation resisted the expansion of its neighbor's territorial dominion.
