preponderating (Meaning)
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preponderating (s)
having superior power and influence
Synonyms & Antonyms of preponderating
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preponderating Sentence Examples
- The preponderating evidence suggested that the defendant was guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
- In the weight of opinion, the preponderating view favored a more conservative approach.
- The preponderating force of the storm caused widespread destruction.
- The preponderating influence of social media has shaped our perceptions and behaviors.
- The preponderating weight of scientific evidence supports the theory of evolution.
- The preponderating majority of voters cast their ballots for the incumbent.
- The preponderating opinion in the office was that the project should be postponed.
- The preponderating factor in the CEO's decision was the potential impact on profitability.
- In a heated debate, the preponderating arguments centered around economic policy.
- The preponderating emotion among the survivors was one of relief and gratitude.
FAQs About the word preponderating
having superior power and influence
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The preponderating evidence suggested that the defendant was guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
In the weight of opinion, the preponderating view favored a more conservative approach.
The preponderating force of the storm caused widespread destruction.
The preponderating influence of social media has shaped our perceptions and behaviors.
