A Word A Day : Predominant





Word of 30th May 2007: A Word A Day-Predominant


Predominant



( Adjective )


( Adjective )


This is a forest in which oak-trees are predominant.

Synonyms:

Main

Chief

Important

Leading

Paramount

Prominent

Superior

Dominant

Ruling

Prevalent

Contextual Examples:

My main concern is the welfare of these children.

The most prominent building in the Janpath is the Rastrapati Bhawan.

Shahrukh enjoys a superior position in his office.

India has become a dominant power of Asia and Far East.

The ruling class everywhere exploits the poor masses.

Superstition is till prevalent in some communities of Rajasthan.



Antonyms:

Minor

Inferior

Unimportant

Junior

Petty

Subsidiary

Subordinate

Contextual Examples:

There were numerous major and minor issues raised in the meeting of the shareholders of the company.

This pen is much inferior to the one I bought last time.

This subject is too important to occur to the examiners.

He is junior partner in my business firm.

Asha is a petty officer in the bank.

This bank is a subsidiary of the State Bank of India.

There are quite a few officers and many subordinates in this firm.


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