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Definition of prevail
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of prevail is as below...
Prevail
(v. i.) To
overcome;
to gain the
victory
or
superiority;
to gain the
advantage;
to have the upper hand, or the
mastery;
to
succeed;
--
sometimes
with over or
against..
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Era
::
Era (n.) A
period
of time in which a new order of
things
prevails;
a
signal
stage of
history;
an
epoch.
Prevailing
::
Prevailing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Prevai.
Win
::
Win (v. i.) To gain the
victory;
to be
successful;
to
triumph;
to
prevail.
Mode
::
Mode (n.)
Prevailing
popular
custom;
fashion,
especially
in the
phrase
the
mode..
Renaissance
::
Renaissance
(n.) The style of art which
prevailed
at this
epoch.
Circumvention
::
Circumvention
(n.) The act of
prevailing
over
another
by arts,
address,
or
fraud;
deception;
fraud;
imposture;
delusion..
Plague
::
Plague
(n.) An acute
malignant
contagious
fever,
that often
prevails
in
Egypt,
Syria,
and
Turkey,
and has at times
visited
the large
cities
of
Europe
with
frightful
mortality;
hence,
any
pestilence;
as, the great
London
plague..
Hellenic
::
Hellenic
(n.) The
dialect,
formed
with
slight
variations
from the
Attic,
which
prevailed
among Greek
writers
after the time of
Alexander..
Gavelkind
::
Gavelkind
(n.) A
tenure
by which land
descended
from the
father
to all his sons in equal
portions,
and the land of a
brother,
dying
without
issue,
descended
equally
to his
brothers.
It still
prevails
in the
county
of
Kent..
Timepleaser
::
Timepleaser
(n.) One who
complies
with
prevailing
opinions,
whatever
they may be; a
timeserver..
Beauty
::
Beauty
(n.)
Prevailing
style or
taste;
rage;
fashion.
Fashionable
::
Fashionable
(a.)
Conforming
to the
fashion
or
established
mode;
according
with the
prevailing
form or
style;
as, a
fashionable
dress..
Romanesque
::
Romanesque
(a.)
Somewhat
resembling
the
Roman;
--
applied
sometimes
to the
debased
style of the later Roman
empire,
but esp. to the more
developed
architecture
prevailing
from the 8th
century
to the
12th..
Prevalent
::
Prevalent
(a.)
Gaining
advantage
or
superiority;
having
superior
force,
influence,
or
efficacy;
prevailing;
predominant;
successful;
victorious..
Heathendom
::
Heathendom
(n.) That part of the world where
heathenism
prevails;
the
heathen
nations,
considered
collectively..
Induce
::
Induce
(v. t.) To lead on; to
influence;
to
prevail
on; to
incite;
to move by
persuasion
or
influence.
Sectarian
::
Sectarian
(n.) One of a sect; a
member
or
adherent
of a
special
school,
denomination,
or
religious
or
philosophical
party;
one of a party in
religion
which has
separated
itself
from
established
church,
or which holds
tenets
different
from those of the
prevailing
denomination
in a
state..
Brocatel
::
Brocatel
(n.) A
marble,
clouded
and
veined
with
white,
gray,
yellow,
and red, in which the
yellow
usually
prevails.
It is also
called
Siena
marble,
from its
locality..
Prevail
::
Prevail
(v. i.) To be in
force;
to have
effect,
power,
or
influence;
to be
predominant;
to have
currency
or
prevalence;
to
obtain;
as, the
practice
prevails
this day..
Dominant
::
Dominant
(a.)
Ruling;
governing;
prevailing;
controlling;
predominant;
as, the
dominant
party,
church,
spirit,
power..
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