What is another word for pre dominate?
300 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ pɹˈiː dˈɒmɪnˌe͡ɪt], [ pɹˈiː dˈɒmɪnˌeɪt], [ p_ɹ_ˈiː d_ˈɒ_m_ɪ_n_ˌeɪ_t]Table of Contents
Similar words for pre dominate:- dominant (adjective)
- paramount (adjective)
- predominant (adjective)
- prevalent (adjective)
- sovereign (adjective)
- command (verb)
- control (verb)
- dominate (verb)
- domineer (verb)
- dwarf (verb)
- excel (verb)
- outweigh (verb)
- predominate (verb)
- preponderate (verb)
- prevail (verb)
- reign (verb)
- rule (verb)
Synonyms for Pre dominate:
adj.
•dominant (adjective)- chief,
- regnant,
- foremost,
- leading,
- sovereign,
- despotic,
- main,
- preeminent,
- transcendent,
- preponderant,
- commanding,
- ascendant,
- demonstrative,
- overbearing,
- surpassing,
- assertive,
- reigning,
- predominant,
- overbalancing,
- principal,
- first,
- paramount,
- prevalent,
- prevailing,
- effective,
- bossy,
- Obtaining,
- governing,
- powerful,
- imperious,
- Presiding,
- supreme,
- overweighing,
- authoritative,
- imperative,
- outweighing,
- ruling,
- domineering.
v.
•command (verb)- coerce,
- control,
- officiate,
- check,
- override,
- take over,
- guide,
- have authority,
- predominate,
- prescribe,
- influence,
- oppress,
- administer,
- coach,
- superintend,
- wield,
- charge,
- exact,
- head,
- tyrannize,
- curb,
- run,
- regulate,
- hinder,
- reign over,
- conquer,
- overbear,
- boss,
- constrain,
- stop,
- direct,
- conduct,
- exercise power,
- repress,
- subdue,
- supervise,
- compel,
- push,
- lead,
- force,
- hold office,
- restrain,
- sway,
- dictate,
- determine,
- preside over.
- call,
- hold sway over,
- call the signals,
- advise,
- steer,
- hold purse strings,
- hold the reins,
- quarterback,
- pilot,
- administrate,
- head up,
- handle,
- overlook,
- deal with,
- subjugate,
- manipulate,
- bully,
- regiment,
- discipline,
- push buttons,
- instruct,
- run the show,
- run things,
- subject,
- be in saddle,
- oversee.
- eclipse,
- lead by the nose,
- Superabound,
- prevail over,
- sit on top of,
- play first fiddle,
- lay down the law,
- have upper hand,
- monopolize,
- rule the roost,
- have one's way,
- keep under thumb,
- call the shots,
- detract from,
- outshine.
- boss around,
- browbeat,
- Henpeck,
- push the buttons,
- in the driver's seat,
- intimidate,
- kick around,
- bluster,
- menace,
- bend,
- be in the saddle,
- bulldoze,
- swagger,
- throw weight around,
- hector,
- threaten.
- lower,
- tower above,
- diminish,
- dim,
- make small,
- suppress,
- stunt,
- rise above,
- retard,
- minify,
- micrify,
- belittle,
- tower over,
- look down upon.
- cap,
- be good,
- be skillful,
- best,
- transcend,
- be talented,
- go to town,
- surmount,
- shine,
- beat,
- make it,
- exceed,
- outstrip,
- improve upon,
- go beyond,
- outrival,
- better,
- top,
- come through,
- take precedence,
- outdo,
- show talent,
- be master of,
- wax,
- be proficient,
- pass.
- compensate,
- counterbalance,
- surpass,
- make up for,
- atone for,
- excel,
- offset,
- cancel out,
- outbalance,
- balance,
- set off,
- counterpoise,
- outrun,
- tip the scales,
- countervail,
- overcome.
- dominate,
- domineer,
- prevail,
- tell,
- rule,
- manage,
- outweigh,
- command,
- overrule,
- carry weight,
- reign,
- govern,
- overshadow,
- get the upper hand,
- hold sway,
- preponderate.
Antonyms for Pre dominate:
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adj.
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dominant
minor, auxiliary, inferior, extra, ineffective, secondary, submissive, trivial, unaggressive, unassuming, retiring, uncontrolling, impotent, incapable, inessential, unimportant, reserved, weak, subordinate, unnecessary, humble, modest.
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predominant
inconsequential.
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prevalent
isolated, subservient, uncommon, limited.
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sovereign
restricted, dependent.
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dominant
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v.
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command
liberate, revoke, leave alone, obey, encourage, permit, mismanage, help, give up, recall, reverse, oppose, free, lose, abandon, allow, retreat, comply, aid, countermand, advance, contradict, consent, release, start, let go, neglect, assist, leave.
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dominate
be below, go along.
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excel
fail, fall behind, be inferior.
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prevail
forfeit.
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rule
plead.
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command