1. being the most common, frequent, or noticeable; having the greatest influence or control
Usage: present participle of predominate

1. most common, frequent, or influential; having the greatest presence or power

Examples

• The predominating color in the painting was blue.
• Fear was the predominating emotion during the crisis.
• Technology companies are predominating in today’s economy.
• The predominating wind direction is from the west.
• Classical music was predominating at the concert hall.
• Her calm voice was predominating over the chaos.
• The predominating theme of the novel is redemption.