prevailing in Greek
prevailing in Greek is επικρατών — prevailing means most common, widespread, or dominant at a particular time.
prevailing in Greek
επικρατών
Pronounced: epikraton
Predominant; of greatest force.
What does "prevailing" mean?
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adj Most common, widespread, or dominant at a particular time.
"The prevailing view among economists is that rates will rise next year."
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prevailing in a sentence
- The prevailing view among economists is that rates will rise next year.
- Sailors need to know the prevailing winds before setting a course.
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What is "prevailing" in Greek?
"prevailing" in Greek is επικρατών. prevailing means: Most common, widespread, or dominant at a particular time.
How do you pronounce επικρατών?
"prevailing" in Greek is επικρατών, pronounced "epikraton".
How do you use "prevailing" in a sentence?
Example: "The prevailing view among economists is that rates will rise next year." In Greek, "prevailing" is επικρατών.
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