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Meanings of predominant in English

Having superior power and influence.

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Most frequent or common.

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Usage of predominant in English
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LANGUAGE: Spanish and French are the official languages, though Spanish is predominant.
Reuters
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According to the experts the predominant contributing factors are technology and quality.
The South African
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In the early days of the internet, search was the predominant use.
The Irish Times
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The idea of a predominant Power in Europe was part of absolutism.
Lectures on Modern history
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Consequently, the predominant strain in the case study was not host restricted.
Pubmed
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Yellow is the predominant colour, and the dragon is in evidence everywhere.
By the Golden Gate; Or, San Francisco, the Queen City of the Pac...
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It appears that a small number of founder mutations may be predominant.
Pubmed
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But the predominant factor had nothing whatever to do with the body.
December Love
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In each stage a pro- or a anti-inflammatory process may be predominant.
Pubmed
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Pitches are categorized according to the predominant climbing technique used on them.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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In most pathogenic Streptomyces species, thaxtomin A is the predominant form found.
Pubmed
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Interestingly, the Raman process is predominant in the spin reversal relaxation process.
Pubmed
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His predominant feeling was sympathy towards the families of the remaining hostages.
The Guardian
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The predominant passion swallows up the inferior, and converts it into itself.
A Treatise of Human Nature
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For severe diarrhea-predominant IBS, follow the Extreme Elimination Diet-NoFiber, which follows.
Joy bauer's food cures
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This is the predominant process for establishing the value of children's apps.
Wired
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