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• v  be larger in number, quantity, power, status or importance
  Hispanics predominate in this neighborhood
• v  appear very large or occupy a commanding position
  The huge sculpture predominates over the fountain
• s  having superior power and influence

• Of these, Serbs would clearly predominate in one and Muslims in three, with power-sharing agreements between Muslims and either Serbs or Croats required in five others.
• Unfortunately, it is not as bad as I'd like it to be in part because not all of our electricity is provided by fossil fuels (although coal does predominate).
• But only two issues predominate everywhere in Ohio: the economy, and the looming possibility of warfare over election mechanics.

• dominate
• rule
• reign
• prevail
• loom
• tower
• hulk
• overriding
• paramount
• predominant
• preponderant
• preponderating

News & Articles

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• Twitter heat map shows iPhone use by the affluent, Android by the poor
  The maps show predominate use of iPhones in affluent areas and Android in poor regions...
  June 20, 2013 - MacDailyNews
• Security always trumps privacy in public policy
  The "security privacy" equation has governed decisions made by a Republican and now a Democratic administration since 2001. Barring a wholesale change in public sentiment, which seems extremely unlikely, that same approach is likely to predominate.
  June 7, 2013 - Stars and Stripes

Quotes

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• Jeb Bush in Bradenton Herald
  The predominate shortcoming of the bill is that it seeks to provide relief for those traveling at high rates of speed, or possessed of emotional intemperance, at the expense of cautious and careful drivers,Bush said in 2005, explaining his veto.
• Katherine Legge in Noblesville Daily Times
  Champ Car gets involved in lots of good causes, but this is one we're really passionate about,Legge said. "It's one that's really predominate in a lot of young people's minds."