preponderate in English

verb

1

be greater in number, influence, or importance.

the advantages preponderate over this apparent disadvantage

synonyms: be in the majority, predominate, be predominant, be more/most important, prevail, dominate, reign

verb

• be in the majority, predominate, be predominant, be more/most important, prevail, dominate, reign
• overbalance, outweigh, outbalance

Use "preponderate" in a sentence

1. Ethnic Chinese preponderate in the population of Singapore.

2. Oaks and maples preponderate in our woods.

3. A preponderate governs (a noun or pronoun in) the objective case.

4. The curative effect in " web - based hospital " can preponderate over multitudinous conservative integrated hospitals.

5. The company is preponderate in industrial automation system design, construction and commissioning in electric and instrumentation.

6. I 'm a man who believe the love , i'm believe it , preponderate over all being and beingless substance.

7. This is because the scattered photon energy flux from the atmosphere scattering near the source preponderate over the absorption.