Synonyms for More prevalent:

• adj.

  •common (adjective)
  • social,
  • reciprocal,
  • humdrum,
  • worn-out,
  • plain,
  • stock,
  • simple,
  • informal,
  • obscure,
  • public,
  • monotonous,
  • conjunct,
  • banal,
  • hackneyed,
  • wearisome,
  • conjoint,
  • prosaic,
  • conventional,
  • communal,
  • standard,
  • united,
  • stale,
  • joint,
  • widespread,
  • characteristic,
  • trite,
  • unvaried,
  • generic,
  • socialistic,
  • stereotyped,
  • probable,
  • accepted,
  • coincident,
  • constant,
  • shared,
  • colloquial,
  • bourgeois,
  • Intermutual,
  • community,
  • undistinguished,
  • passable,
  • well-known,
  • casual,
  • corporate,
  • homely,
  • mediocre,
  • Familiar,
  • workaday,
  • congruous,
  • collective,
  • mutual,
  • routine,
  • correspondent,
  • daily,
  • trivial,
  • like,
  • prevalent.
  •commonplace (adjective)
  • middling,
  • lowly,
  • characterless,
  • mundane,
  • pedestrian,
  • unexceptional,
  • uneventful,
  • plebeian,
  • middle-of-the-road,
  • threadbare,
  • colorless,
  • uninteresting,
  • garden variety,
  • vanilla,
  • mainstream,
  • obvious,
  • ordinary.
  •conventional (adjective)
  • expected,
  • orthodox,
  • decorous,
  • formal,
  • proper,
  • correct,
  • square,
  • straight,
  • traditional,
  • fashionable.
  •current (adjective)
  • extant,
  • in,
  • existent,
  • afoot,
  • modern,
  • instant,
  • present-day,
  • in vogue,
  • present,
  • topical,
  • cutting-edge,
  • mod,
  • leading-edge,
  • state-of-the-art.
  •diffuse (adjective)
  • extended,
  • separated,
  • thin,
  • expanded,
  • catholic,
  • diluted,
  • scattered,
  • distributed.
  •dominant (adjective)
  • chief,
  • imperative,
  • capital,
  • number one,
  • first,
  • major,
  • leading,
  • imperious,
  • bossy,
  • domineering,
  • preeminent,
  • prominent,
  • stellar,
  • authoritative,
  • demonstrative,
  • principal,
  • assertive,
  • foremost,
  • influential,
  • main,
  • despotic,
  • effective,
  • transcendent,
  • supreme,
  • outstanding,
  • commanding.
  •Other relevant words: (adjective)
  • leading edge,
  • going around,
  • overbalancing,
  • Doing,
  • broadcast,
  • faddy,
  • in common,
  • Propagated,
  • with it,
  • tralatitious,
  • strewn,
  • dispersed,
  • predominate,
  • starch,
  • Obtaining,
  • common knowledge,
  • preponderant,
  • latest word,
  • in established usage,
  • unconcentrated,
  • governing,
  • button-down,
  • reigning,
  • Presiding,
  • circulating,
  • regnant,
  • in progress,
  • dime-a-dozen,
  • Disseminated,
  • in use,
  • on front burner,
  • in circulation,
  • outweighing,
  • circulated,
  • fad,
  • comformable,
  • Radiated,
  • overweighing,
  • matter-of-course,
  • familiar tune,
  • surpassing,
  • boiler plate,
  • Commutual,
  • ritual,
  • in the mainstream,
  • in the news,
  • communistic,
  • unnoteworthy.
  •prevalent (adjective)
  • dominant,
  • up-to-date,
  • usual,
  • trendy,
  • habitual,
  • universal,
  • commonplace,
  • run-of-the-mill,
  • frequent,
  • paramount,
  • stylish,
  • natural,
  • successful,
  • ubiquitous,
  • wonted,
  • ongoing,
  • prevailing,
  • overbearing,
  • powerful,
  • typical,
  • customary,
  • current,
  • compelling,
  • predominant,
  • normal,
  • extensive,
  • common,
  • typic,
  • everyday,
  • accustomed,
  • regular,
  • ascendant,
  • rampant,
  • rife,
  • new,
  • swinging,
  • latest,
  • sovereign,
  • ruling,
  • popular,
  • general,
  • established.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words (noun):
  • commoner.

Antonyms for More prevalent:

• adj.

  • common
    rare, unusual, valuable, noteworthy, abnormal, extraordinary, scarce, infrequent.
  • commonplace
    peculiar, exceptional.
  • conventional
    foreign, exotic, irregular, unconventional, uncustomary, strange.
  • current
    old, antiquated, old-fashioned, uncontemporary, past.
  • diffuse
    compressed, compact, confined, restricted, concentrated.
  • dominant
    modest, secondary, uncontrolling, humble, retiring, reserved, subordinate, unassuming, unaggressive.
  • prevalent
    isolated, inferior, subservient, uncommon, limited.