To Bohemia, which he inherited in 1253 from his father, Wenzel I., Ottokar had added by marriage and diplomacy Austria, Styria, Carinthia, and Carniola, and thus held a secure predominance in south-eastern Germany.
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Predominance
//pɹəˈdɒmɪnəns//
Synonyms for "predominance" (91 found)
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6 translations across 5 languages.
Bulgarian
2 entries- доминация noun (the condition or state of being dominant)
- превъзходство noun (the condition or state of being dominant)
Czech
1 entries- převaha noun (the condition or state of being dominant)
Plautdietsch
1 entries- Äwahaunt noun (the condition or state of being dominant)
Polish
1 entries- przewaga noun (the condition or state of being dominant)
Spanish
1 entries- predominancia noun (the condition or state of being dominant)
Sample sentences
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Hebden Bridge used to be known as 'Trouser Town', a nickname acquired because of the predominance of factories which made trousers in the town.
Source: tatoeba (12105972)
Inside classrooms and lecture theatres, all signage is in English, as is the signage in the staff office blocks. There were only three exceptions to this complete predominance of English.
Source: wiktionary
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