
Predominant
Contextual Importance
Use 'predominant' to stress the importance or strength of what's being described in a particular context.

She spoke with a predominant French accent, noticeable among the staff.
Comparative Usage
It implies a comparison, suggesting that something has more influence or presence than other things.

Electric cars are becoming the predominant choice over gas-powered vehicles.
Connotative Strength
Has connotations of control or power, appropriate when describing something with significant impact or authority.

In the company, the predominant opinion shaped policy decisions.
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DominantLeadMainMajorParamountPreponderantPrevailPrimaryPrincipal
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