Predominant,pre-dom'-e-nant

a. prevalent over others; superior; ascendant; ruling. Predominantly, dom'-e-nant-le, ad. ina predominant manner. Predominate, pre-dom'-e-nate, v.n. to prevail; to sur Predomination, pre-dom-e-na'-shun, s.superior strength Predoomed, pre-doomd', a. antecedently doomed. Pre dorsal, pre-dor'-sal, a. before the back [Anat.] Pre-elect, pre-e-lekt', v.a. to choose beforehand. Pre-election, pre-e-lek'-shun, s. election by previous Pre-eminent, pre-em'-e-nent, a. superior in excellence; Pre-emption, pre-emp'-shun, s. the act or right of purPreen, preen, s. a forked instrument used by cloth Preen, preen, v.a. to clean, compose, and dre the Pre-engage, contract;to pre-en-gaje attach by, previous v.a. to engage influence; by to previous engage Pre-engagement, pre-en-gaje'-ment, s. prior engage Pre-establish, pre-es-tab'-lish, v.n. to establish before Pre-established, pre-es-tab -lisht,a. established before by an hand. Pre-established harmony, a theory by which Pre-establishment, pre-es-tab'-lish-ment, s. settlement Pre-existent, pre-egs-ist'-ent, a. pre-existing. Pre-existence, pre-egs-ist'-ens, s. previous existence; Preface, pref'-ase, s. something spoken or written as Prefacer, pref'-a-ser, s. the writer of a preface. Prefatory, pref'-a-tur-e, a. introductory to a book or Prefect, pre'-fekt, s. a governor or civil magistrate; in being France, the superintendent of a department (L. præ, predi- Prefecture, pre'-fek-ture, s or jurisdiction of a predifferfect. Prefer, pre-fer', v.a. to regard more than another; to Preferable, pref-er-a-bl, a. worthy to be preferred; some- Preferment, pre-fer'-ment, s. advancement to a higher Preferrer, pre-fer'-rer, s. one who prefers. Préfet, pra-fa, s. a prefect (Fr.) Prefiguration, pre-fig-u-ra'-shun, s. antecedent reprePrefigurative, pre-fig'-u-rate-iv, a. showing by previous love). representation. Prefigurement, pre-fig'-yur-ment, s. act of prefiguring; Refine, pre-fine', v.a. to limit beforehand (L. præ, and Prefix, pre-fiks', v.a. to put or fix before; to settle or planet Prefioration, pre-flo-ra'-shun, s. the arrangement of the Preform, pre-form', v.a. to form beforehand.