Preponderance (noun)

  1. The fact of being greater in importance, influence, or power.
  2. The fact of being greater in quantity or number.
  3. A superiority in weight.

Origin:

Late middle english, from old french preponderance, from latin praeponderantia, from praeponderare to outweigh.

Examples:

  1. The preponderance of evidence suggests that he is guilty.
  2. She has a preponderance of experience in this field.
  3. The preponderance of her work has been focused on rural areas.
  4. There is a preponderance of men in this department.
  5. The preponderance of these books are about the war.
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