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preponderate
▪ I. preponderate, a. rare. (prɪˈpɒndərət) [f. pa. pple. of L. præponderāre (see preponder) + -ate2. For sense cf. predominate a.] = preponderant.1802 Bentham Princ. Judic. Procedure Wks. 1843 II. 8/2 What security can, without preponderate hardship, be provided against falsity uttered by an individ... Oxford English Dictionary
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preponderate
preponderate/prɪˈpɔndəreɪt; prɪ`pɑndəˌret/ v[I, Ipr]~ (over sth) (fml 文) be greater in influence, importance, quantity, etc (than sth else) （在影响力、 重要性、 数量等方面较其他事物）处於上风, 占优势 Christians preponderate in the population of that part of the country. 基督教徒在该国那一地区的人口中居多. 牛津英汉双解词典
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Halleflinta
The assemblage is not a perfectly homogeneous one but includes both igneous and sedimentary rocks, but the former preponderate. wikipedia.org
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preponderous
preˈponderous, a. rare. [f. pre- A. 5 + ponderous, after preponderate, etc.] Exceeding in weight, amount, or number; having the preponderance.1700 S. Parker Six Philos. Ess. 53 When once gathered to a preponderous Body they [vapours] return, and become the material Cause of our extraordinary Showers... Oxford English Dictionary
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Louis Du Four de Longuerue
ostensibly of the cloth: Helvétius quoted his remark that, if all the good and all the evil done in the name of religion were weighed together, the evil would preponderate wikipedia.org
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preponderating
preˈponderating, ppl. a. [f. preponderate v.1 + -ing2.] That preponderates, or is superior in weight, influence, power, amount, number, etc.1674 Boyle Excell. Theol. ii. i. 115 Her excellencies, though solid and weighty, are less so, than the preponderating ones of Theology. 1797 Burke Regic. Peace ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Circulation of elite
Under ordinary circumstances, the "conservative" residues of Class II preponderate in the masses and thus make them submissive. wikipedia.org
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prepond
preˈpond, v. Short for next or preponderate.a 1854 C. A. Southey Birthday ii. Poet. Wks. (1867) 50 If a mote, a hair, a dust prepond..On Inclination's side, down drops the scale. Oxford English Dictionary
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Lucilia coeruleiviridis
This particular blowfly is probably even the most preponderate of all species of blowflies in the southeastern United States during the spring and fall wikipedia.org
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pre-ponderate
† pre-ˈponderate, v.2 Obs. [f. pre- A. 1 + ponderate v. 6.] To ponder previously; to weigh mentally or consider beforehand; = pre-ponder v.2 a. trans.1599 Life Sir T. More in Wordsw. Eccl. Biog. (1853) II. 106, I have considered and preponderated all my affairs and doings. 1632 Lithgow Trav. i. 7 Pr... Oxford English Dictionary
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Southwest Mountains
Barbour, who lived in Orange County, wrote in 1835: Let us, the inhabitants of the South-West Mountains, rejoice and be grateful that our benefits greatly preponderate wikipedia.org
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prepoll
† preˈpoll, v. Obs. rare—1. [ad. L. præpoll-ēre to exceed in power or strength, f. præ, pre- A. 5 + pollēre to be strong.] intr. To excel in power or importance; to be prepollent, to preponderate.1657 Tomlinson Renou's Disp. 229 Is thought to prepoll in the same faculties. Oxford English Dictionary
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preponder
preponder, v.1 Now rare. (prɪˈpɒndə(r)) [a. OF. prépondér-er (16th c. in Hatz.-Darm.), or L. præponderāre to outweigh, be of greater weight: see pre- A. 5 and ponder v.] † 1. trans. To attribute greater weight or importance to. Obs. rare.1502 W. Atkynson tr. De Imitatione iii. vii. 202 He..preponder... Oxford English Dictionary
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Kalapodi
As the excavation proceeded the evidence began to preponderate that the site was Abae. wikipedia.org
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propend
† proˈpend, v. Obs. [ad. L. prōpend-ēre to hang forward or down, preponderate, be inclined or favourable, f. prō, pro-1 1 b + pend-ēre to hang.] 1. intr. To hang or lean forward or downward; to incline or tend in a particular direction; of a scale, to weigh down, preponderate.1545 T. Raynalde Byrth ... Oxford English Dictionary
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