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prevalent

/ˈpɹɛvələnt/adjective3 syllables

Prevalent means: most frequent or common.

Synonyms for prevalent6

adjective, as in most frequent or common

prevailing, predominant, dominant, rife, frequent

also used for prevalent

common

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What does prevalent mean?1

adjective

1

most frequent or common“prevailing winds”

Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.

What rhymes with prevalent?1

four syllables

benevolent
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Prevalent in a sentence

  • Regardless of whether this test is valid or not, it is very prevalent.sundown
  • The mainstream media is the most prevalent practitioner of scaremongering.danieljtah
  • The patriarchal system has always been more prevalent.Lepotdeterre
  • Plastic is the most prevalent type of marine debris.Hybrid
  • This was a very prevalent issue at the time.ddnktr
  • This issue was much more prevalent back then.ddnktr
  • Growth mindset is becoming increasingly more prevalent in schools.DJ_Saidez
  • The English language became prevalent around the world for many reasons.altusi

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