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domineer
▪ I. domineer, v. (dɒmɪˈnɪə(r)) Also 6–7 -eere, 7 -ere, -eir(e, -ier(e. [app. a. early mod.Du. dominer-en to rule, have domination (1573 in Plantijn), a. F. dominer: see domine v. The circumstances under which the Du. word was adopted in Eng. do not appear.] 1. intr. To rule or govern arbitrarily or... Oxford English Dictionary
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domineer
domineer/ˌdɔmɪˈnɪə(r); ˌdɑmə`nɪr/ v[I, Ipr]~ (over sb) (derog 贬) try to make sb do exactly what one wants by ordering him about, regardless of what he wants to do 对某人发号施令; 专横跋扈 He domineered, and the rest of us hated it. 他行事专横, 我们大家都讨厌他这种作风. 牛津英汉双解词典
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Cock-a-Doodle Dandy
Characters The Cock Michael Marthraun Sailor Mahan Lorna Loreleen Marion Shanaar First rough fellow Second rough fellow Father Domineer The Sargeant wikipedia.org
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CONTAIN - Translation in German - bab.la
contain (also: control, govern, rule, command, sway, domineer, preoccupy) volume_up. beherrschen [ beherrschend|beherrscht] {vb} more_vert. Indeed, Mr President, in the great haste which seems to hold sway over us, the competent committee for the fund has been decided on even before we know what it contains.
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predomineer
† predomiˈneer, v. Obs. rare—1. [f. pre- A. 5 + domineer; prob. influenced by F. prédominer.] trans. To overrule, domineer over.1594 2nd Rep. Dr. Faustus iii. C ij, Being gouerned and predomineirde by that quicke and ready spirite. Oxford English Dictionary
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PBK (composer)
Several other projects were completed including a 3-LP boxset titled Domineer/Asesino/Retro and a CD release titled Life-Sense Revoked, a collaboration ) (1991) (Cassette, N D)Profusion (1991) (Cassette, Realization Recordings)Five Manifestoes (with Asmus Tietchens) (1992) (CD, Realization Recordings)Domineer wikipedia.org
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braveer
† braˈveer, v. Obs. rare—1. [f. brave: cf. domineer, and -eer1.] To act the bravo towards.1652 Urquhart Jewel Wks. (1834) 240 He dandleth the sword in his hand, as if he were about to braveer us. Oxford English Dictionary
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Ubi arcano Dei consilio
to concupiscence, which he described as inordinate desire for pleasure, the inordinate desire for possessions and the inordinate desire to rule or to domineer wikipedia.org
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ascensive
ascensive, a. (əˈsɛnsɪv) [f. L. ascens- (see ascension) + -ive, as if ad. L. *ascensīvus.] 1. Characterized by upward movement or tendency; rising, advancing, progressive.1646 Sir T. Browne Pseud. Ep. iv. xiii. 227 Though the Sunne be then ascensive. 1806 W. Taylor in Ann. Rev. IV. 67 The ascensive ... Oxford English Dictionary
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New England Art Union
because it is new, and because I know that the men who direct it are gentlemen, in the true sense of the word; and am fully confident that they will not domineer wikipedia.org
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domineering
▪ I. domiˈneering, vbl. n. [f. as prec. + -ing1.] The action of the verb domineer; imperious rule, tyranny; overbearing demeanour.1617 Moryson Itin. iii. 288 Women..taxed with this vnnaturall domineering over their Husbands. 1866 Mrs. H. Wood St. Martin's Eve xxxii, If Charlotte did remain with them... Oxford English Dictionary
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hector
hector, v. (ˈhɛktə(r)) [f. prec. n. (sense 2).] 1. intr. To play the hector or bully; to brag, bluster, domineer. Also, to hector it.1660 Hickeringill Jamaica (1661) 80 For which he needs not venture life nor limb, Nor Hector it, nor list under Sir Hugh. 1681 ― Def. Fullwood's Leges Angliæ 5 While I... Oxford English Dictionary
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sneaks
† sneaks, n. Obs. rare. = sneak n. 1.1653 W. Ramesey Astrol. Restored To Rdr. 17 Domineer abroad, be a sneaks at home? 1687 Miége Gt. Fr. Dict. ii. s.v., A poor Sneaks, or a poor Sneaksby (that is a pitifull Fellow, that scarce dares shew his Head). a 1700 B. E. Dict. Cant. Crew, Peeking Fellow, a m... Oxford English Dictionary
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laveer
laveer, v. Naut. Obs. exc. in literary use. (ləˈvɪə(r)) Forms: 6–7 lavere, (7 laver, -eir, -ier, 7–8 loft-veer), 7– laveer. [ad. Du. laveeren, in 17th c. also loevéren, MDu. laeveren, loveren, ad. F. (16th c.) loveer, now louvoyer (for the suffix in Du. cf. domineren domineer v.), f. lof windward (o... Oxford English Dictionary
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dunderwhelp
† ˈdunderwhelp Obs. [see above.] A dunderheaded ‘whelp’, a contemptible blockhead.1621 Fletcher Wild-Goose Chase iii. i, What a purblind puppy was I!.. What a dunder-whelp, To let him domineer thus! a 1625 ― Women Pleased ii. vi, You know what a dunder-whelp [Folio 1, dundierwhelp] my master is. Oxford English Dictionary
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