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Having superior power and influence.
paramount
predominant
overriding
predominate
preponderant
dominant
1
Hence a fresh weight has only been thrown into the
preponderating
scale.
2
It has several thousand inhabitants, the foreign element
preponderating
,
we should judge.
3
She was coloured, but of mixed race, the European element evidently
preponderating
.
4
Why therefore should I-oranyone-offerto discriminate?-since evil is always the
preponderating
factor.
5
For others, again, it is the capillary phenomena which here act a
preponderating
part.
6
We need not fear to admit that man has a
preponderating
tendency to evil.
7
Austria was now the
preponderating
power in degenerate Italy.
8
A
preponderating
authority was given to the electors by the Golden Bull of Charles IV.
9
Religion and the civil law claim a
preponderating
voice.
10
The
preponderating
element was the Anglo-Saxon, and its genius for law and order asserted itself.
11
Anna's reign was the period of a
preponderating
German influence in politics and at court.
12
If we inquire, we shall find one
preponderating
cause underlying every movement of the age.
13
Byzantine taste has exerted a
preponderating
influence upon Russia.
14
Since the downfall of the Roman empire no such
preponderating
power had existed in the world.
15
There's a
preponderating
number of unattached young men in the newly opened parts of the Dominion.
16
The new empire seemed indeed of
preponderating
strength.
preponderating
preponderate
such preponderating
dread preponderating
form the preponderating
immensely preponderating