What is another word for preponderant?
274 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ pɹɪpˈɒndəɹənt], [ pɹɪpˈɒndəɹənt], [ p_ɹ_ɪ_p_ˈɒ_n_d_ə_ɹ_ə_n_t]Table of Contents
Similar words for preponderant:- better (adjective)
- dominant (adjective)
- especial (adjective)
- master (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- overbearing (adjective)
- paramount (adjective)
- predominant (adjective)
- prepotent (adjective)
- prevalent (adjective)
- ruling (adjective)
- sovereign (adjective)
- other relevant words (noun)
- predominant (noun)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Preponderant:
adj.
•better (adjective) •dominant (adjective)- bossy,
- authoritative,
- surpassing,
- effective,
- demonstrative,
- imperious,
- preeminent,
- outweighing,
- Obtaining,
- domineering,
- assertive,
- ascendant,
- Presiding,
- despotic.
- peculiar,
- outstanding,
- unusual,
- extra ordinary,
- specific,
- set,
- extraordinary,
- special,
- personal,
- signal,
- singular,
- private,
- unique,
- marked,
- individual,
- uncommon,
- out-standing,
- distinguished,
- exclusive,
- express.
- sovereign,
- overbalancing,
- overbearing,
- ruling,
- holding the reins,
- larger,
- Dominative,
- well rounded,
- predominant,
- all-powerful,
- especial,
- more prevalent,
- master,
- overweening,
- prevalent,
- prevailing,
- greater,
- sniffy,
- officious,
- monarchial,
- pre-eminent,
- dominant,
- self-governed,
- better,
- preponderant,
- high-and-mighty,
- highhanded,
- Headmost,
- overweighing,
- monarchal,
- high-handed,
- paramount,
- Prepotent.
- peremptory,
- insolent,
- disdainful,
- egotistic,
- dictatorial,
- tyrannical,
- uppity,
- supercilious,
- haughty,
- proud,
- dogmatic,
- autocratic,
- oppressive,
- imperial,
- snotty,
- stuffy,
- cavalier.
n.
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- basic,
- leading,
- elementary.
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- commanding,
- over.
- hot,
- serious,
- all-important,
- primacy,
- radical,
- arch,
- moment,
- leading 1,
- God-given,
- impactful,
- principal,
- key,
- urgent,
- ultimately,
- less,
- hand,
- foremost,
- premier,
- top,
- last,
- critical,
- issue,
- prime,
- notably,
- predominate,
- overriding,
- pivotal,
- prior,
- minor league,
- life-and-death,
- subtle,
- world,
- matter,
- titanic,
- supreme,
- transcendent,
- focal,
- major,
- significant,
- sacred,
- vital,
- above,
- considerable,
- chief,
- seriously,
- first,
- prominent,
- far-reaching,
- weighty,
- pressing,
- seminal,
- Prized,
- cost,
- predominantly,
- epoch-making,
- grand,
- top-level,
- elevated,
- overarching,
- prestigious,
- crucial,
- uppermost,
- substantially,
- big,
- great,
- major league,
- important,
- momentous,
- main,
- substantive,
- noteworthy,
- earth-shattering,
- meaningful,
- salient,
- ultimate,
- substantial,
- notable,
- exigent,
- principally,
- mission-critical,
- mainly,
- life-changing,
- imperative,
- primary,
- de rigueur,
- material,
- valued,
- preponderating,
- value,
- materially,
- burning,
- preponderantly,
- cardinal,
- indispensable.
Other synonyms:
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- dominating,
- regnant.
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- controlling,
- reigning,
- governing.
- compelling,
- crowning,
- arbitrary,
- widespread,
- primal,
- banner,
- star,
- current,
- at the head,
- regulative,
- Prepollent,
- common,
- compulsory,
- Overruling,
- regulating,
- Predominating,
- topflight,
- boss,
- overpowering,
- most important,
- swaying,
- Hegemonic,
- preponderate,
- stellar,
- Hegemonical,
- capital,
- central,
- superior,
- ranking,
- hegemonistic,
- Supereminent,
- in charge,
- overwhelming,
- in ascendancy,
- champion,
- rife,
- head,
- influential,
- general,
- magisterial,
- regulatory,
- extensive,
- transcendant,
- telling,
- powerful,
- stringent,
- in the ascendant.
Paraphrases for Preponderant:
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Equivalence
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Adjective
pre-eminent, dominant, overriding.
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Independent
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Other Related
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Adjective
predominant, pivotal, paramount, overarching, leading, primordial, overwhelming, decisive.
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Adjective
Antonyms for Preponderant:
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adj.
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Other antonyms:
low-level, subordinate.
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Other antonyms:
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recessive.
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