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Domineering

usgb/ˌdɑːmɪˈnɪrɪŋ/Volume
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The word 'domineering' often implies a negative judgment and is used to criticize. SlideHis domineering approach was resented by the team.
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'Domineering' is frequently used in the context of personal, workplace, or family relationships. SlideThe children always felt stifled by their father's domineering nature.
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Using 'domineering' can convey the emotional effect someone's behavior has on others. SlideHer domineering ways left him feeling powerless.
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