制せい覇は

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制覇する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Refers to achieving control or dominance over a territory, field, or market, often through force or overwhelming superiority.

Related words· 8

征せい服ふくN1sense 1
征服 usually refers to physically conquering a land or people, while 制覇 can also describe dominating a market or field.
優ゆう勝しょうN4sense 2
優勝 is the plain, standard word for winning a competition, while 制覇 adds a nuance of dominating the whole field or series.
覇は権けん sense 1
覇権 is the noun for the hegemony or supreme power itself, whereas 制覇 emphasizes the act of achieving that dominance.
席せっ巻けん
制覇 means to conquer or dominate, often used for winning championships, while 席巻 emphasizes the sweeping, rapid manner of taking over a market or area.

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連れん覇ぱ
制覇 means conquering or dominating a competition (often just once), while 連覇 emphasizes doing so repeatedly in succession.
コンプ
制覇 means to conquer or fully master something (e.g. a game or ranking), whereas コンプ specifically refers to collecting every item in a set.
攻こう略りゃく
制覇 means dominating or winning an entire field or competition, whereas 攻略 refers to overcoming one particular obstacle or opponent.
覇は
制覇 is the everyday compound for 'conquering' or 'winning a championship', whereas 覇 alone is more abstract and mainly appears in set phrases like 覇を唱える.

Don't confuse with

制せい圧あつ sense 1
制覇 means to conquer or dominate through excellence or force in a broad sense, while 制圧 specifically means to forcibly suppress or subdue resistance.
覇は権けん
制覇 means 'conquest' or 'winning a championship' (an action/achievement), while 覇権 is the resulting state of dominance itself.