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