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to predominate
verb
To dominate, have control, or succeed by superior numbers or size.
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Lyricism then began to predominate.
Jewish delis began to predominate.
In "The Swan" they seemed to predominate.
Armstrong's fierce desire to predominate created fear and loyalty.
For Begiristain, "talent" or technical ability had to predominate.
Folkloric evocations or historical narratives tend to predominate.
Not only this, the army would continue to predominate in one form or another.
The second is also shock and rage, with rage starting to predominate.
Men seem to predominate in them, but women also seek them out.
"These kinds of activities seem to predominate in the dot-com world," Mr. Mathiason said.
To Mr. Pearson's credit, he does not allow that kind of grisly misogyny to predominate.
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