domineering

His domineering and abusive father encouraged his son to practise on toy musical instruments; by the age of eight, he was a consummate piano player and a regular in a local church choir.

The Americans were favourites to win a fourth successive title after domineering victories in the previous three editions of the biennial event.

Come Jan 20, civil-military relations in this country will be thrust into turbulent and uncharted waters, driven by a mercurial, domineering commander in chief unlike any other in American history.

Smith seems to want to say something about the civilizing influence of women and their survival in a world of unruly and domineering men.

But what are we to make of that domineering performance?