Territorial Dominion (Noun)
Meaning
A region marked off for administrative or other purposes.
Classification
Nouns denoting spatial position.
Examples
- The country carved out a territorial dominion for each of its tribes in an effort to promote understanding and coexistence.
- The governor established a territorial dominion that spanned several villages in order to centralize administration and law enforcement.
- The United Nations recognizes the sacred site as a sovereign territorial dominion of the indigenous community.
- Historically, city-states often held territorial dominion over much larger areas than their own boundaries, leveraging economic and military power to solidify their grasp.
- Due to the presence of rare minerals, the country has long claimed territorial dominion over the entire island.
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Hyponyms
- Palatinate
- British West Africa
- Borderland
- Trusteeship
- Jurisdiction
- Congressional District
- Goldfield
- British East Africa
- Administrative Division
- Development
- Enclave
- Mandatory
- Possession
- Border District
- Trust Territory
- Residential District
- Associated State
- Administrative District
- Marchland
- Residential Area
- City District
- Protectorate
- Mandate