predomination

The result has been a predomination of acquisition over preservation.

In another year there is a predomination of Uranus.

Lambert defines spiritual abuse as "a type of psychological predomination that could be rightly termed - religious enslavement."

Parmanand, Brahmanand, Vallabha, Haridas, Ranchhod and Divali Bai were other authoritative 'saint poets' from this period of poetry predomination in Gujarati literature.

Changes in hiring forms and in master-to-man relationships tending towards the predomination of the wage form in both agriculture and manufacturing resulted in only a part of the labourer's life, his working hours, being under the control of his employer.

"The democrats of Latin America have a right to say to the leaders of Chile's democratic parties that now is not the time to debate hegemony or personal or party predomination," he said, "but rather to respond with the same coherence as the people to produce a democratic solution."