predominate — to have control or influence over others; to be the most important or noticeable element
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to have control or influence over others; to be the most important or noticeable element
Pronunciation (IPA): /prɪˈdɑːməˌneɪt/
Korean meaning: 지배하다, 우세하다, 압도하다
Korean pronunciation: 프리**다**머네이트
Example Sentences
- In our office, coffee addicts predominate over tea lovers.
- Optimism should predominate over pessimism in difficult times.
- Pizza topics predominate in our family dinner conversations.
predominate
VERB//prɪˈdɑːməˌneɪt//
to have control or influence over others; to be the most important or noticeable element
to have control or influence over others; to be the most important or noticeable element
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She predominates while subordinates coordinate!
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Origin
From Latin 'predominari', composed of 'prae' (before/over) and 'dominari' (to rule/have dominion), ultimately derived from 'dominus' meaning master or lord.
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“In our office, coffee addicts predominate over tea lovers.”
“Optimism should predominate over pessimism in difficult times.”
“Pizza topics predominate in our family dinner conversations.”
“Female students predominate in language classes.”
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