Predominated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PREDOMINATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PREDOMINATE, to hold advantage in numbers or quantity
• have or exert control or power
• be the strongest or main element; be greater in number or amount
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• predominant

Words related to PREDOMINATED

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How to use PREDOMINATED in a sentence

• Somehow his dread lessened then and other emotions predominated.
• In Spain and Italy the Latin predominated, as the Saxon prevailed in England after the Norman conquest.
• Even now good sense and discretion still thoroughly predominated.
• Every age was represented in this group, but young men predominated.
• Let William Button be the one red spot that predominated vastly over the green influences by which he was surrounded.
• It was full of admiration and sympathy, expressed as such feelings would be by a man whose analytical and speculative faculties predominated over all the rest.
• Our parents were as kind, indulgent, and considerate as the Puritan ideas of those days permitted, but fear, rather than love, of God and parents alike, predominated.
• Around Philadelphia the English predominated, but with them were mingled Swedes, Dutch, Welsh, Germans, and Scotch-Irish.
• So I tried various combinations of flies in which these colours predominated.
• A barbaric magnificence predominated in their ornamentation over artistic effort, richness in the material being preferred to skill in the manipulation.
• If in the morning the crowd had been largely khaki, now the French blue predominated.
• While agriculture predominated, leadership with equal necessity fell to the planting interest.
• The woodland near the western limit proved to be practically a virgin forest, in which oak trees predominated.
• The history of Israel is of all histories that in which the popular spirit has most constantly predominated.
• For some time they had seen nothing of Bob Harding, when suddenly, loud voices, in which that of their friend predominated, reached them.
• Though personal nobleness was honored in both, polished fashion predominated in one, devout principle in the other.
• That the Latin element predominated over the Sabine is also evident from the fact that the language of the Romans was a Latin and not a Sabellian dialect.
• The affair caused intense excitement in the city, and it is difficult to say whether alarm, or rage, most predominated.
• Tennison, bishop of Lincoln, recommended by the whig-party which now predominated in the cabinet.
• Neither life nor property was safe, in any part of the country, except where the Protestants predominated.
• At our second gathering this was reversed, but at the third meeting we were unable to say which color predominated.
• The latter feeling predominated, and they broke out into applause.
• Foreign influences had previously predominated, but in this epoch the German sense of freedom and joy began to stir itself.
• Worldly affairs and a future state were so painfully mingled, that it was impossible to determine whether or not resignation predominated.
• Terror predominated among the expressions of his countenance.
• As in most imitations, caricature has largely predominated in it.
• In 1799 the beastly power of Rome, predominated by the Papal system, received a deadly wound.
• He lay awake for a long time speculating upon that mysterious green seed which could produce so extraordinary a panic, and in the morning his curiosity predominated.
• The English predominated in the colonies, though other nationalities were represented on the Atlantic seaboard.
• In Germany it greatly predominated among the populations, mainly in the Lutheran form.
• In France, where Catholicism predominated, the Huguenots were Calvinist.
• As cows and calves predominated in this mixed herd, our own southerners were still leaders in the stampede.
• It was because the kindnesses towards me have predominated.
• But good nature predominated, and the smile was always upper-most, even when the moment looked the blackest, the privations were worst, and the longing for home the deepest.
• In the stillness of the night she excused her conduct to her own mind by a tissue of arguments in which her pride predominated.
• And so my feelings were mixed, but admiration for him predominated.
• For the moment, no doubt, fear predominated over every other feeling, and a degree of confusion ensued.

Similar words containing DOMINAT without suffix ed and without prefix pre

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