prevalent in Italian
prevalent in Italian is imminente, incalzante, predominante — prevalent means widespread or common, especially at a given time or in a given place.
prevalent in Italian
imminente
Widespread or preferred.
incalzante
Widespread or preferred.
predominante
Widespread or preferred.
prevalente
Superior in frequency or dominant.
What does "prevalent" mean?
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adj Widespread or common, especially at a given time or in a given place.
"Cycling to work has become far more prevalent in the city over the last decade."
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prevalent in a sentence
- Cycling to work has become far more prevalent in the city over the last decade.
- The disease is more prevalent in areas without clean drinking water.
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What is "prevalent" in Italian?
"prevalent" in Italian is imminente, incalzante, predominante. prevalent means: Widespread or common, especially at a given time or in a given place.
How do you use "prevalent" in a sentence?
Example: "Cycling to work has become far more prevalent in the city over the last decade." In Italian, "prevalent" is imminente, incalzante, predominante.
Are there other ways to say "prevalent" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 4 translations listed for "prevalent": imminente, incalzante, predominante, prevalente.
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