C1 adjective 正式

predomation

/ˌpriːdəˈmeɪʃən/

Describing a state or quality of being the most frequent, powerful, or influential element in a given context. It is used to characterize a force, idea, or group that holds a superior position or prevails over others.

例句

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1

The predomation architectural style in this historic district is distinctly Gothic.

The most common architectural style in this historic district is distinctly Gothic.

2

Economists argue that the predomation factor in the market crash was the lack of oversight.

Economists argue that the primary factor in the market crash was the lack of oversight.

3

I'd say the predomation vibe of the party was pretty relaxed.

I'd say the main vibe of the party was pretty relaxed.

词族

名词
predomination
Verb
predominate
副词
predomatively
形容词
predomation
相关
dominance
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记忆技巧

Think of 'Pre' (before/above) + 'Domation' (like a 'domain' or 'domination') to remember it refers to something sitting at the top of its domain.

快速测验

The ______ reason for the project's success was the seamless collaboration between departments.

正确!

正确答案是: predomation

例句

1

The predomation architectural style in this historic district is distinctly Gothic.

everyday

The most common architectural style in this historic district is distinctly Gothic.

2

Economists argue that the predomation factor in the market crash was the lack of oversight.

formal

Economists argue that the primary factor in the market crash was the lack of oversight.

3

I'd say the predomation vibe of the party was pretty relaxed.

informal

I'd say the main vibe of the party was pretty relaxed.

4

In the study, the predomation species of flora was found to be highly resilient to drought.

academic

In the study, the dominant species of flora was found to be highly resilient to drought.

5

Our predomation goal this quarter is to increase user retention by twenty percent.

business

Our main goal this quarter is to increase user retention by twenty percent.

词族

名词
predomination
Verb
predominate
副词
predomatively
形容词
predomation
相关
dominance

常见搭配

predomation influence the most powerful influence
predomation characteristic the most notable characteristic
predomation interest the primary concern or interest
predomation role the leading or most important role
predomation force the strongest or most influential force

常用短语

of predomation importance

of the highest importance

a predomation theme

a recurring or central theme

gain predomation status

to achieve a dominant position

容易混淆的词

predomation vs predominant

Predominant is the standard adjective form used in common English; predomation is a rare or test-specific variant often used to test morphological recognition.

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使用说明

Use this word primarily in formal or academic settings to describe something that stands out as the most significant or frequent among its peers.

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常见错误

Learners often use the noun 'predomination' when they mean the adjective 'predomation', or they confuse it with the more common 'predominant'.

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记忆技巧

Think of 'Pre' (before/above) + 'Domation' (like a 'domain' or 'domination') to remember it refers to something sitting at the top of its domain.

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词源

Derived from the Latin 'prae' (before) and 'dominari' (to rule or govern), emphasizing the state of ruling above others.

语法模式

Used before a noun to modify it (attributive adjective). Cannot be used in a comparative form like 'more predomation'; use 'more dominant' instead.
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文化背景

Often found in specialized aptitude tests to distinguish between parts of speech and complex morphological suffixes.

快速测验

The ______ reason for the project's success was the seamless collaboration between departments.

正确!

正确答案是: predomation

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