predominant
મુખ્ય
definition
adjective
its predominant color was white
present as the strongest or main element.
translation of 'predominant'
આગળ પડતું,
મુખ્ય
adjective
પ્રબળ
example
The 'predominant' adverse effect seemed to be depression of the central nervous system.
Fats in our food are categorized according to the 'predominant' fatty acid that is present.
Sexual reproduction is the 'predominant' force in the propagation of animals and many plants.
The three 'predominant' colours of this film are black, white and green.
The Mediterranean at this particular spot is any colour except blue, the 'predominant' hue being dirty grey.
The color you choose will be determined by the 'predominant' color of the room.
It is a long established principle that cash flows are the 'predominant' force in the valuation of a business.
He was asked if fear was the 'predominant' emotion in his community as they realize the forces they're up against.
Although she continues to record, the artist is no longer a 'predominant' force in the music industry.
The 'predominant' colour in this artwork is red, and the feeling is nice.
Some knowledge of the 'predominant' weed species or groups to be controlled is desirable.
The 'predominant' pattern is for a successful king's power to fade in old age and for kingly pre-eminence to pass to the ruler of one of the other kingdoms.
The color patterns are very full with the 'predominant' blues and grays showing their tones beautifully.
The influence of feudalism has been most 'predominant' in the political sphere.
Its runs articles in several languages that are 'predominant' in the area, although the main body is in English.
Green is the 'predominant' color achieved naturally by using low quality sand with high iron content.
In 1914, France was one of Europe's leading powers but not the 'predominant' force that it had been in Napoleon's day.
Several patterns of presentation allow delineation of cases into four 'predominant' types.
From where I sit, the 'predominant' mood seems to be one of rising user power.
In fact, until recently, water and dirt remained the 'predominant' means of controlling a blaze.
We don't have to be the 'predominant' force, by any stretch of imagination now.
Surely it is tautological to say that coercive organizations rely upon coercion as the 'predominant' method of control?
Superiority and power are 'predominant' themes in the perioperative environment.
As Britain knows, all 'predominant' power seems for a time invincible, but in fact it is transient.
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