prevalently

Certainly the habit of hope therein set forth is as prevalently sweeping among savages as among civilised folk.

The cone resembles that of P. excelsa, but is prevalently much shorter and with a relatively shorter peduncle.

They fought much and prevalently; galloped desperately to and fro, ever on the alert.

The nose is prevalently long and of medium breadth, its proportions being practically identical with those of the modern English.

Thus several species of the prevalently arctic and antarctic family Enchytraeidae are shore living.