predominate|predominated|predominates|predominating in English

verb

[pre'dom·i·nate || prɪ'dɑmɪneɪt /-'dɒ-]

control, rule over; be superior, be of higher rank or authority; comprise a majority, prevail, preponderate, be wide-spread

Use "predominate|predominated|predominates|predominating" in a sentence

1. Pines predominate the forest there.

2. A strong odour of curry predominated. Sentencedict.com

3. Apologies for absences must again predominate.

4. Poplars predominate the woods here.

5. If negative ions predominate, nothing happens.

6. Before 18 buffalo predominated in the Great Plains.

7. Above 3,000 m, alpine grasslands predominate.

8. Oak-trees predominate in this forest.

9. 5 Life is made up of sob, sniffle, and smile, with sniffle predominating.

10. No particular personality type seemed to predominate.

11. The keto form predominates at equilibrium for most ketones.

12. In the group investigated, febrile and afebrile grand mal attacks predominated.

13. This is a district where Democrats predominate.

14. Red and scarlet predominate in these flowers.

15. It is not always clear which type predominate.

16. 4 Pine trees predominate in this area of forest.

17. Pine trees predominate in this area of forest.

18. One would think that selfish and self-preserving behavior predominates .

19. In his eyes she eclipses and predominates the whole of her sex.

20. Young men tend to predominate in the crime statistics.

21. Mg-calcite (proto-dolomite) and aragonite predominate among the Authigenic carbonates

22. 8 He wants to create a society where Islamic principles predominate.

23. Private interest was not allowed to predominate over the public good.

24. Horses predominate and many types are presented in every conceivable action.

25. After a price valley, buyers again predominate and prices rise.