prepotency (Meaning)

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prepotency (n)

the state of being predominant over others

The stallion's prepotency for producing exceptional offspring made him a highly sought-after sire.
The dominant gene exhibited prepotency, consistently passing on its traits in offspring.
The farmer selected the cow with the greatest prepotency for milk production.
The prepotency of the hybrid plant resulted in larger and more vigorous progeny.
The plant breeder utilized sibling mating to enhance the prepotency of the desired traits.
The inheritance of prepotent traits played a significant role in the development of superior breeds.
The prepotency of a certain sire could be deduced by examining the phenotypes of his offspring.
The high prepotency of certain plant varieties made them ideal for specific agricultural purposes.
The prepotency of a gene can vary depending on environmental factors and genetic interactions.
The study of prepotency provides breeders with valuable insights for improving the genetic qualities of future generations.

the state of being predominant over others

dominance, distinction, repute, reputation, supremacy, superiority,primacy, transcendence, preeminence, renown

insignificance, mediocrity, insignificance,inferiority, inferiority, mediocrity,obscurity, obscurity, obscureness,obscureness

The stallion's prepotency for producing exceptional offspring made him a highly sought-after sire.

The dominant gene exhibited prepotency, consistently passing on its traits in offspring.

The farmer selected the cow with the greatest prepotency for milk production.

The prepotency of the hybrid plant resulted in larger and more vigorous progeny.