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The congregation is a mixture of working and middle class people; the former kind being preponderant.
OUR CHURCHES AND CHAPELSATTICUSBut we have no equal evidence for any similar preponderant Jutish power in the sixth century.
BEOWULFR. W. CHAMBERSNevertheless, when compared to Cuba, Jamaica cannot be considered the preponderant position of the Caribbean.
THE INTEREST OF AMERICA IN SEA POWER, PRESENT AND FUTUREA. T. MAHANUnmarried mothers are overwhelmingly preponderant among the frivolous and weak-willed.
WOMEN'S WILD OATSC. GASQUOINE HARTLEYSince the Westphalian Peace of 1648 the principle of balance of power has played a preponderant part in the history of Europe.
INTERNATIONAL LAW. A TREATISE. VOLUME I (OF 2)LASSA FRANCIS OPPENHEIMCall it what you will, Tunis, in spite of its preponderant Italian influence, is fast becoming French.
IN THE LAND OF MOSQUES & MINARETSFRANCIS MILTOUNSeveral other circumstances concur in rendering the power of the majority in America, not only preponderant, but irresistible.
AMERICAN INSTITUTIONS AND THEIR INFLUENCEALEXIS DE TOCQUEVILLE ET AL.By the compulsory removal to Paris the democracy became preponderant.
LECTURES ON THE FRENCH REVOLUTIONJOHN EMERICH EDWARD DALBERG-ACTONIt is only by using it in all these ways that we can fully appreciate its preponderant significance in the issue before us.
THE MERCY OF ALLAHHILAIRE BELLOCIn all this, the rôle played by art is so preponderant that it would be unjust to class architecture among the industrial arts.
A HISTORY OF ART IN ANCIENT EGYPT, VOL. II (OF 2)GEORGES PERROTWORDS RELATED TO PREPONDERANT
- ascendant
- assertive
- authoritative
- bossy
- chief
- commanding
- demonstrative
- despotic
- domineering
- effective
- first
- foremost
- governing
- imperative
- imperious
- leading
- main
- obtaining
- outweighing
- overbalancing
- overbearing
- overweighing
- paramount
- powerful
- predominant
- predominate
- preeminent
- preponderant
- presiding
- prevailing
- prevalent
- principal
- regnant
- reigning
- ruling
- sovereign
- supreme
- surpassing
- transcendent
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