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What part of speech is dominance?

"Dominance" can be several parts of speech, depending on its usage in a sentence. Here's a breakdown:

* Noun: This is the most common use. It refers to the state of being dominant, having power or control.

* Example: "The company's dominance in the market is undeniable."

* Adjective: This usage describes something that is dominant.

* Example: "The dominant species in this ecosystem is the red squirrel."

* Verb: While less common, it can be used as a verb meaning "to dominate" or "to have a controlling influence over."

* Example: "The larger dog dominated the smaller one during play."

The specific part of speech will be determined by its function within the sentence.

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