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Meanings of too dominant in English

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Usage of too dominant in English
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Beijing sees U.S. power as injured but still too dominant to match.
Reuters
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In places like Myanmar, Beijing's economic influence is now seen as too dominant.
Reuters
3
The English navy is, and long will be, too dominant.
A Straight Deal; Or, The Ancient Grudge
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Was its influence across many aspects of British political and cultural life simply too dominant?
The Guardian
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Many have complained that Munk has been too dominant.
Reuters
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I find the shallots and chillis too dominant though.
The Guardian
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Fine Shades were still too dominant at Brookfield for anyone to tell her why she stayed.
Sandra Belloni — Volume 5
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If you do end up with one taste being too dominant, try one of the following adjustments.
Cooking for geeks: real science, great hacks, and good food
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Her personality was too dominant not to disturb sometimes the measure and harmony which fashion had established.
The Women of the French Salons
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Robinson knows she has been too dominant a personality to slide unobtrusively into a playing role only.
The Guardian
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She's too dominant, and if she stayed she would try to start a pack nearby and cause trouble.
Secrets of the Wolves
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Sir, -The culture of apology has become too dominant in our news pages over the past few weeks.
The Irish Times
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A strain too dominant in indica traits will put you to sleep, or maybe make the 140th crushing fingerlock bearable.
Climbing Magazine
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However, the competition commission blocked the plan, arguing it could make the existing broadcasters too dominant in the online video market.
The Guardian
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The ESB remains too dominant in the electricity market and its growth should be halted, the private operator Viridian has suggested.
The Irish Times
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He suggested companies could be broken up if they were deemed to be too dominant, with British Gas singled out in particular.
The Guardian
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Too dominant through the time
Too dominant across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common