Definition of predominance in English:

predominance

noun prɪˈdɒmɪnənsprəˈdɑmənəns

mass noun

1The state or condition of being greater in number or amount.
the predominance of women in such professions as social work and nursing
in singular churches with a predominance of African-American members
Example sentencesExamples
- The predominance of females in the patients with a chronic cough is as one may expect.
- The study area is characterized by the predominance of dry pastures and cereal crops.
- Despite the predominance of female teachers, administrative positions are held predominantly by men.
- The reason for the predominance of females in those with this lesion is not known.
- The predominance of men in physics remains a puzzle.
- Irritable bowel syndrome affects 10% of adults, with unexplained female predominance.
- There is an overwhelming predominance of female images in prehistoric art.
- Nasdaq, with its predominance of young technology companies, is typically one of the world's most volatile markets.
- The predominance of non-indigenous varieties of trees as avenue trees in the city is a fact that tree-lovers have highlighted.
Synonyms
prevalence, dominance, greater number/amount, preponderance, majority, bulk
rare predomination
1. 1.1 The possession or exertion of control or power.
  Hollywood's continued predominance in the international film market
  Example sentencesExamples
  The ongoing and increasing predominance of English in world culture and commerce will continue to provide many advantages to Britain in many arenas.
  It would be easier to disband this group once the majority is assured of its predominance, but not before that.
  If these problems remain unacknowledged and unaddressed, the country may lose its predominance and endanger its security.
  The world has become too large and complex to accept the predominance of one power.
  The country has always used its economic and military predominance to exert its influence at the Pacific Island Forum.
  Spain's Philip II believed that control of the gold of Peru and silver of Mexico would guarantee his nation's predominance in Europe.
  Men's predominance in income-earning activities and greater income were translated into greater control over household decision making.
  In England, it remained distinctively regional, and was particularly associated with areas of Puritan activism and social predominance like Essex.
  Synonyms
  supremacy, mastery, control, power, ascendancy, dominance, sway, pre-eminence, superiority, leadership, hegemony, sovereignty
  upper hand, edge
  rare predomination, paramountcy, prepotence, prepotency, prepollency

Definition of predominance in US English:

predominance

nounprəˈdämənənsprəˈdɑmənəns

1The state or condition of being greater in number or amount.
the predominance of English language materials on the Web
in singular there is a predominance of female teachers
Example sentencesExamples
- The study area is characterized by the predominance of dry pastures and cereal crops.
- There is an overwhelming predominance of female images in prehistoric art.
- The predominance of men in physics remains a puzzle.
- Despite the predominance of female teachers, administrative positions are held predominantly by men.
- Irritable bowel syndrome affects 10% of adults, with unexplained female predominance.
- Nasdaq, with its predominance of young technology companies, is typically one of the world's most volatile markets.
- The reason for the predominance of females in those with this lesion is not known.
- The predominance of females in the patients with a chronic cough is as one may expect.
- The predominance of non-indigenous varieties of trees as avenue trees in the city is a fact that tree-lovers have highlighted.
Synonyms
prevalence, dominance, greater amount, greater number, preponderance, majority, bulk
1. 1.1 The possession or exertion of control or power.
  the American predominance at sea
  Example sentencesExamples
  Spain's Philip II believed that control of the gold of Peru and silver of Mexico would guarantee his nation's predominance in Europe.
  It would be easier to disband this group once the majority is assured of its predominance, but not before that.
  The ongoing and increasing predominance of English in world culture and commerce will continue to provide many advantages to Britain in many arenas.
  The country has always used its economic and military predominance to exert its influence at the Pacific Island Forum.
  If these problems remain unacknowledged and unaddressed, the country may lose its predominance and endanger its security.
  In England, it remained distinctively regional, and was particularly associated with areas of Puritan activism and social predominance like Essex.
  The world has become too large and complex to accept the predominance of one power.
  Men's predominance in income-earning activities and greater income were translated into greater control over household decision making.
  Synonyms
  supremacy, mastery, control, power, ascendancy, dominance, sway, pre-eminence, superiority, leadership, hegemony, sovereignty

单词	predominance
释义	Definition of predominance in English: predominance noun prɪˈdɒmɪnənsprəˈdɑmənəns mass noun 1The state or condition of being greater in number or amount. the predominance of women in such professions as social work and nursing in singular churches with a predominance of African-American members Example sentencesExamples The predominance of females in the patients with a chronic cough is as one may expect. The study area is characterized by the predominance of dry pastures and cereal crops. Despite the predominance of female teachers, administrative positions are held predominantly by men. The reason for the predominance of females in those with this lesion is not known. The predominance of men in physics remains a puzzle. Irritable bowel syndrome affects 10% of adults, with unexplained female predominance. There is an overwhelming predominance of female images in prehistoric art. Nasdaq, with its predominance of young technology companies, is typically one of the world's most volatile markets. The predominance of non-indigenous varieties of trees as avenue trees in the city is a fact that tree-lovers have highlighted. Synonyms prevalence, dominance, greater number/amount, preponderance, majority, bulk rare predomination 1.1 The possession or exertion of control or power. Hollywood's continued predominance in the international film market Example sentencesExamples The ongoing and increasing predominance of English in world culture and commerce will continue to provide many advantages to Britain in many arenas. It would be easier to disband this group once the majority is assured of its predominance, but not before that. If these problems remain unacknowledged and unaddressed, the country may lose its predominance and endanger its security. The world has become too large and complex to accept the predominance of one power. The country has always used its economic and military predominance to exert its influence at the Pacific Island Forum. Spain's Philip II believed that control of the gold of Peru and silver of Mexico would guarantee his nation's predominance in Europe. Men's predominance in income-earning activities and greater income were translated into greater control over household decision making. In England, it remained distinctively regional, and was particularly associated with areas of Puritan activism and social predominance like Essex. Synonyms supremacy, mastery, control, power, ascendancy, dominance, sway, pre-eminence, superiority, leadership, hegemony, sovereignty upper hand, edge rare predomination, paramountcy, prepotence, prepotency, prepollency Definition of predominance in US English: predominance nounprəˈdämənənsprəˈdɑmənəns 1The state or condition of being greater in number or amount. the predominance of English language materials on the Web in singular there is a predominance of female teachers Example sentencesExamples The study area is characterized by the predominance of dry pastures and cereal crops. There is an overwhelming predominance of female images in prehistoric art. The predominance of men in physics remains a puzzle. Despite the predominance of female teachers, administrative positions are held predominantly by men. Irritable bowel syndrome affects 10% of adults, with unexplained female predominance. Nasdaq, with its predominance of young technology companies, is typically one of the world's most volatile markets. The reason for the predominance of females in those with this lesion is not known. The predominance of females in the patients with a chronic cough is as one may expect. The predominance of non-indigenous varieties of trees as avenue trees in the city is a fact that tree-lovers have highlighted. Synonyms prevalence, dominance, greater amount, greater number, preponderance, majority, bulk 1.1 The possession or exertion of control or power. the American predominance at sea Example sentencesExamples Spain's Philip II believed that control of the gold of Peru and silver of Mexico would guarantee his nation's predominance in Europe. It would be easier to disband this group once the majority is assured of its predominance, but not before that. The ongoing and increasing predominance of English in world culture and commerce will continue to provide many advantages to Britain in many arenas. The country has always used its economic and military predominance to exert its influence at the Pacific Island Forum. If these problems remain unacknowledged and unaddressed, the country may lose its predominance and endanger its security. In England, it remained distinctively regional, and was particularly associated with areas of Puritan activism and social predominance like Essex. The world has become too large and complex to accept the predominance of one power. Men's predominance in income-earning activities and greater income were translated into greater control over household decision making. Synonyms supremacy, mastery, control, power, ascendancy, dominance, sway, pre-eminence, superiority, leadership, hegemony, sovereignty
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