Meaning of 'dominance' in Xhosa is: ukukhonya

dominance: ukukhonya

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Noun(1) superior development of one side of the body(2) the state that exists when one person or group has power over another(3) the organic phenomenon in which one of a pair of alleles present in a genotype is expressed in the phenotype and the other allele of the pair is not(4) the power or right to give orders or make decisions(5) supremacy

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(1) the worldwide dominance of Hollywood(2) The dominance of deleterious mutations thus represents an important parameter in evolutionary biology.(3) Normal maize plants show strong apical dominance with one main axis of growth.(4) all had, in conformity with the principle of dominance, round seeds with yellow cotyledons(5) Both schools had their periods of dominance and while in control they both made productive use of the possession.(6) For higher education as for business, the lesson seemed to be that mentoring had helped maintain male dominance .(7) It also weakens the market power of firms whose dominance comes from legal protection rather than commercial success.(8) The following factors have been deemed to be indicative of dominance and market power.(9) There is combat, to be sure, but no clash of armies as a result of peoples vying for dominance and power.(10) Pricing below average or marginal cost might occur as part of a predatory strategy to achieve or maintain market dominance .(11) There are few direct tests of the dominance of incompatible alleles.(12) It's a game that they play in order to achieve a sense of power, dominance , control.(13) Species richness is low at high biomass because of dominance by a few strong competitors that create closed canopies.(14) The essence of dominance is the power to behave independently of competitive pressures.(15) There is no place for dominance , greed, and the power to control in addressing these new global challenges.(16) The book also focusses on the numerous battles that were waged for power and dominance between various colonial forces.