predominant Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- subordinate
- negligible
- slight
- unimportant
- insignificant
- insignificant
- subordinate
- slight
- trivial
- inferior
- unimportant
- negligible
- trivial
- inferior
- secondary
- secondary
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- central
- prior
- great
- paramount
- major
- cardinal
- overbearing
- primal
- premier
- key
- chief
- first
- principal
- overriding
- sovereign
- supreme
Weak:
- signal
- preeminent
- numero-uno
- unequalled
- number-one
- prestigious
- noble
- top
- superior
- renowned
- mighty
- famed
- star
- illustrious
- unequaled
- outstanding
- stellar
- significant
- master
- arch
- noteworthy
- high-level
- capital
- sovran
- grand
- incomparable
- notable
- momentous
- celebrated
- unparalleled
- influential
- senior
- overmastering
- distinguished
- eminent
- no-1
- famous
- important
Meaning of predominant
predominant (s)
most frequent or common
having superior power and influence
predominant Sentence Examples
- The predominant color of the painting was a vibrant shade of emerald green.
- The predominant religion in the region was Christianity, with a significant minority practicing Islam.
- The predominant wind direction during the summer months was from the northeast.
- The predominant feeling in the room was one of anticipation and excitement.
- The predominant opinion among the experts was that the economy would improve in the coming year.
- The predominant species of tree in the forest was the majestic oak.
- The predominant theme of the novel was the struggle for identity and belonging.
- The predominant sound in the park was the cheerful laughter of children.
- The predominant scent in the garden was the sweet fragrance of roses.
- The predominant characteristic of the protagonist was his unwavering determination.
FAQs About the word predominant
most frequent or common, having superior power and influence
dominant, highest, foremost, primary, leading,main, big, greatest, central, prior
minor, minor, last, least,least, last, subordinate, negligible, slight, unimportant
The predominant color of the painting was a vibrant shade of emerald green.
The predominant religion in the region was Christianity, with a significant minority practicing Islam.
The predominant wind direction during the summer months was from the northeast.
The predominant feeling in the room was one of anticipation and excitement.
