dominions

/ dəˈmɪnjənz /

plural noun

The three Dominions together engaged some 40% of the German army.

Yet when British troops left their African, Middle Eastern, and Asian dominions, they left behind many embryonic democracies, too.

But after the defeat at Leipzig King Joachim asked and obtained leave to return to his own dominions.

On all our journeys to and from the Dominions, and in all our expeditions by sea or by land, my wife accompanied me.

The mineral resources of the Dominions, like the agricultural, provided us with a big subject.

In forests and fish the Dominions abound, and possess enormous possibilities of extended trade.

The extensive dominions of Portugal in the east had fallen off one by one, as pearls from a broken thread.

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