Difference between Dominant and Predominant

DOMINANT vs PREDOMINANT: NOUN

(music) the fifth note of the diatonic scale
A dominant allele or a trait produced by a dominant allele.
A dominant species.
The fifth tone of a diatonic scale.
In music: The reciting tone in Gregorian scales or modes.
The fifth tone in the modern scales or modes: so called because of its importance in relation to the key-note or tonic.
In biology, when the cross-bred offspring of parents with antagonistic or mutually exclusive characters visibly exhibits a character of one parent, while it does not visibly exhibit but is able to transmit to descendants the antagonistic character of the other parent, then the character which is manifested, and the cross-bred organism
Which exhibits it, and
Those of its descendants which exhibit it, and
The parent that exhibits it, are all called dominants.
The greatest of a set of numbers without regard to sign.
In petrography, in the quantitative classification (see rock), a factor which dominates over another between the ratios and .
The fifth tone of the scale; thus G is the dominant of C, A of D, and so on.
The chord based upon the dominant.
The triad built on the dominant tone.
An allele that produces the same phenotype whether its paired allele is identical or different
The parental character, and

Relating to or based on the fifth tone of a diatonic scale.
Exercising influence or control
Of, relating to, or being a species that is most characteristic of an ecological community and usually determines the presence, abundance, and type of other species.
Of, relating to, or being an allele that produces the same phenotypic effect in heterozygotes as in homozygotes.
Tending to be stronger than its counterpart or used for the most important tasks or in the most pressing situations.
Higher; overlooking.
Most abundant or conspicuous; predominant.
Ruling; governing; prevailing; controlling; predominant.
One who owns lands on which there is an easement owned by another.
Exercising the most power, control, or influence.
Predominant, common, prevalent, of greatest importance.
Most frequent or common
Of genes; producing the same phenotype whether its allele is identical or dissimilar
The estate to which a servitude or easement is due from another estate, the estate over which the servitude extends being called the servient estate or tenement.

Most frequent or common
Having superior power and influence
Having the most importance, influence, or force.
Most common or conspicuous; main or prevalent.
Having the ascendency over others; superior in strength, influence, or authority; prevailing
Common or widespread; prevalent
Significant or important; dominant

Exercising rule or chief authority; governing; predominant: as, the dominant party or faction.
Having the crown free to light on all sides because of greater height. See crown *class.
Characterized by or exhibiting dominance. See dominance, 2.
Hence Having a controlling effect or influence; most conspicuous or effective; overshadowing.

In heraldry, occupying the whole field, to the exclusion of all bearings, as any tincture: thus, or predominant signifies a shield entirely gold, with no bearings of any description. [Rare.]
Predominating; ruling; controlling: exerting power, authority, or influence; superior; ascendant.

In charge, Sovereign, Governing, Ascendent, Possessive, Paramount, Overriding, Supreme, Controlling, Superior, Predominate, Preponderant, Ascendant, Predominant, Dominating

Primary, Pervasive, Main, Predominantly, Predominance, Predominating, Prevalent, Preponderating, Frequent, Prevailing, Paramount, Overriding, Preponderant, Dominant, Predominate

In charge, Sovereign, Governing, Ascendent, Possessive, Paramount, Overriding, Supreme, Controlling, Superior, Predominate, Preponderant, Ascendant, Predominant, Dominating

Conspicuous, Dominated, Primary, Pervasive, Main, Predominantly, Prevalent, Preponderating, Frequent, Prevailing, Paramount, Overriding, Preponderant, Dominant, Predominate

In Nandavaram, horticultural crops and cotton are dominant.
HA gradually replaces AA as the dominant MA.
Denotes animal heterozygous for a dominant mutant gene.
The test uses only the dominant plants in an observation plotsince the dominant plants directly influence the composition of the remainder of thevegetation.
Ottoman Empire is still one of the dominant navies in the Mediterranean and one of the dominant trading partners for European nations.
Choose from sativa, sativa dominant, hybrid, indica, and indica dominant strains.
Tall is dominant to short, and round is dominant to wrinkled in pea plants.
SEEM LIKE THE DOMINANT CONDUCT OR THE DOMINANT MESSAGE.
Neither allele is completely dominant over the other and instead the two, being incompletely dominant, mix together.
The dominant owner cannot by merely altering or adding to the dominant heritage, substantially increase an easement.

The predominant anaerobic bacteria isolated are Peptostreptococcus spp.
Earlier use in predominant axial disease or enthesitis.
Hip fractures were the predominant injury following falls.
Certain idols strike me as predominant in Wally.
The predominant technique for inspecting HRSGs is visual.
Dramatic changes in the predominant view of life.
For example, in the north, Islam was predominant.
At four weeks, mononuclear cells were predominant in the control, blood, and thrombin groups; in the fibrin group, mixed cells were predominant.
Volume thresholds for stool were reported lower in diarrhea predominant IBS patients compared to normal controls or constipation predominant IBS patients.
Term Outcome of Microscopic Lumbar Spine Surgery in Patients with Predominant Back or Predominant Leg Pain.