Preponderating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PREPONDERATING in dictionary:

VERB:
• PREPONDERATE, to surpass others in numbers, intensity, force, or prowess
• be greater in number, influence, or importance
ADJECTIVE:
• having superior power and influence
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to exceed in weight

Words related to PREPONDERATING

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How to use PREPONDERATING in a sentence

• But such was the preponderating opulence of his fancy, that I am persuaded, not for any half hour together, did they ever look their own prospects fairly in the face.
• The passage is one that belongs to the triple synopsis, and the form in which it appears in Hegesippus shows a preponderating resemblance to the version of St.
• There can be no doubt that this circumstance will always secure to them a preponderating influence over the militia.
• It has several thousand inhabitants, the foreign element preponderating, we should judge.
• Austria was now the preponderating power in degenerate Italy.
• Moreover the enormous growth of the system of papal provisions had given the papacy the preponderating authority in the selection of the bishops of the English Church.
• Fourteen Bristol magnates had long a preponderating influence in the government of the town.
• His self-seeking narrowness gave Pembroke the chance of winning for his middle party a preponderating authority.
• The Servian or Bosniac language here ceases to be the preponderating language, and the Albanian begins and stretches southward to Epirus.
• Stephens as to the preponderating influence the South had all along held in the Government.
• What they sought, and what they gained, was preponderating influence in each of the parcels which they recognized as nominally independent.
• In Spain and Portugal the internal causes are the preponderating ones, and, in some measure, though not altogether so, in Holland.
• The party of the new nobility, with its modern and oriental tendencies, had for ten years been held in check by the preponderating influence of Agrippina.
• A treaty was subsequently concluded between the Porte and Russia, in which the preponderating power of the latter was fully established.
• The unbroken record of their illustrious deeds had established beyond the shadow of a doubt their preponderating share in shaping the destinies of their Faith.
• But neither can any fair-minded observer discount the preponderating influence exerted by religion on the vital expressions of civilization.
• America has been called upon by the Master to play the preponderating role in this great World Crusade which is moving forward with increasing momentum.
• Byzantine taste has exerted a preponderating influence upon Russia.
• Since the downfall of the Roman Empire no such preponderating power had existed in the world.
• Beyond these tracts there are many Kachins in Katha, Moeng-Mit, and the northern Shan States, but though they are often the preponderating, they are not the exclusive population.
• These things may obtain such a preponderating influence as to make of War a half-and-half affair.
• We need not fear to admit that man has a preponderating tendency to evil.
• And such, I need not say, is, if not the undivided, the preponderating sentiment of all the North.
• It tends to habits that undermine and to the appropriation of a preponderating share of the valueless things of life.
• The two men-of-war had been sent out of Lima on purpose to intercept him, anticipating, with such a preponderating force, an easy victory.
• They hate a preponderating power, and find out some way to get rid of the threat to their national egotism.
• One by his irony, another by his frank idealism, and the third by his preponderating interest in history and analysis, showed clearly enough how little they dared to hope.
• The interests abroad are become the settled preponderating weight both in the Court of Proprietors and the Court of Directors.
• Ethiopia grew more powerful as Egypt declined, and threatened ere long to establish a preponderating influence over the entire Nile valley.
• And as law cannot exist without the sanction and the support of a preponderating force, it must finally place this force in the hands of those who legislate.
• Hence a fresh weight has only been thrown into the preponderating scale.
• He seems to me to have been an extraordinary combination of the barbarian and the civilised man, of the Slav and the Latin or Teuton, the Slav barbarian preponderating.

Similar words containing PONDERAT without suffix ing and without prefix pre

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