dom-, domo-, domat-, domato- +

One who loves tyranny.

Referring to colonies of social insects that occupy more than one nest.

1. Greater or greatest importance, power, or influence.
2. The state of being the commonest or greatest in number or amount.

1. To be the most common or greatest in number or amount.
2. To have superior, or greater importance, power, or influence than others.
3. To dominate or to control someone or something.
4. To be larger in number, quantity, power, status or importance: "Hispanics predominate in this neighborhood."
5. To appear very large or to occupy a commanding position: "The huge tree predominates over the water fountain."

1. The condition of being predominant over others.
2. A situation whereby advantages exist in numbers or quantities.
3. Characterized by exerting controlling power or influence.

1. Incapable of being daunted; being intrepid; fearless; indomitable.
2. Not admitting to discouragement; such as, undauntable heroism; undauntable optimism.

1. Not discouraged or disheartened; resolutely courageous; unshaken in purpose.
2. Not afraid or deterred by the prospect of defeat, loss, or failure; resolutely courageous.

Courageously resolute; especially, in the face of danger or difficulty; not discouraged.

1. A morbid domineering by one's wife; wifely tyranny.
2 Domination of a husband by a wife.

1. Plant structures acting as shelters (homes) for animals.
2. An animal community.