preponderant — greater in number, quantity, power, or importance; predominant
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: greater in number, quantity, power, or importance; predominant
Pronunciation (IPA): /prɪˈpɑːndərənt/
Korean meaning: 수나 양, 힘, 중요성에서 더 큰; 우세한, 압도적인
Korean pronunciation: 프리**판**더런트
Example Sentences
- Pizza had a preponderant vote over sushi at our office lunch meeting.
- My cat shows preponderant interest in my laptop keyboard whenever I'm working.
- The preponderant economic power of the region lies in its technology sector.
preponderant
ADJECTIVE//prɪˈpɑːndərənt//
greater in number, quantity, power, or importance; predominant

a lunch server holds up two different meal options to a long line of hungry students. Nearly all the students eagerly point toward the pizza slice while only one or two students show interest in the salad option. The pizza tray is almost empty from high demand while the salad tray remains completely full. Students behind the counter cheer and gesture excitedly toward the popular pizza choice. Other cafeteria workers notice the clear preference and start preparing more pizza. one food option being preponderant over the other in popularity and demand
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From Latin 'praeponderare' meaning 'to weigh more' or 'to be heavier on one side.' The image is of a scale tipping heavily to one side due to greater weight.
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“Pizza had a preponderant vote over sushi at our office lunch meeting.”
“My cat shows preponderant interest in my laptop keyboard whenever I'm working.”
“The preponderant economic power of the region lies in its technology sector.”
“There was preponderant support for extending the deadline among students.”
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