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31predominant — a, predouminant, o adj. prédominant …
32predominant — Greater or superior in power and influence. Thus, a predominant motive, when several motives may have operated, is one of greater force and effect, in producing the given result, than any other motive. See Matthews v Bliss, 39 Mass (22 Pick) 48,… …
33predominant height — In air reconnaissance, the height of 51 percent or more of the structures within an area of similar surface material …
34predominant — adjective Etymology: Middle French, from Medieval Latin praedominant , praedominans, present participle of praedominari to predominate, from Latin prae + dominari to rule, govern more at dominate Date: 1576 1. having superior strength, influence …
35predominant — the fish species that is the most abundant in a catch, not always the target species …
36predominant — adjective a) common or widespread; prevalent b) significant or important; dominant …
37predominant — Synonyms and related words: all absorbing, arch, ascendant, at the head, average, banner, besetting, boss, capital, cardinal, central, champion, chief, commanding, common, controlling, crowning, current, dominant, epidemic, first, focal, foremost …
38predominant — pre|do|mi|nant Mot Agut Adjectiu invariable …
39predominant — pre dom·inant || prɪ dÉ‘mɪnÉ™nt / dÉ’ adj. superior, supreme; (when followed by of, over) ruling, in control; primary, main, central; prevalent, widespread …
40predominant height — The height of 51% or more of the structures within an area of similar surface material subjected to air reconnaissance …
