1. having greater power, force, or influence; predominant
Usage: formal
2. having exceptional ability to transmit hereditary characteristics to offspring
Usage: genetics; biology

Examples

• The prepotent influence of social media shaped public opinion.
• His prepotent personality dominated every meeting.
• The prepotent bull was chosen for breeding due to his superior genetics.
• Economic factors proved prepotent over political considerations.
• The prepotent strain consistently produced offspring with desired traits.
• Her prepotent argument swayed the entire committee.