Difference between Dominate and Predominate

DOMINATE vs PREDOMINATE: NOUN

Be larger in number, quantity, power, status or importance
Appear very large or occupy a commanding position
To dominate, have control, or succeed by superior numbers or size.
To be prominent; to loom large; to be the chief component of a whole.
To dominate or hold power over, especially through numerical advantage; to outweigh.

To be predominant in an ecosystem.
To control, govern, or rule by superior authority or power.
To exert a supreme, guiding influence on or over.
To enjoy a commanding, controlling position in.
To be the most abundant in.
To overlook from a height.
To have or exert strong authority or mastery.
To be situated in or occupy a position that is more elevated or decidedly superior to others.
To be dominant.

To be superior in number, strength, influence, or authority; to have controlling power or influence; to prevail; to rule; to have the mastery.
To dominate or prevail over.
To be of or have greater quantity or importance; preponderate.
To have or gain controlling power or influence; prevail.

To bear rule over; control by mastery; govern; sway.
Hence To affect controllingly or most prominently; have chief influence over or effect upon; overshadow: as, a dominating feature in a landscape.
To hold control; predominate; prevail.

Predominant; ruling.
To overrule; master; prevail over.
Synonyms To prevail, preponderate.
To have or exert controlling power; surpass in authority or influence; be superior; preponderate.

Overshadow, Overpower, Permeate, Dictate, Overwhelm, Monopolize, Dominant, Master, Overtop, Rule, Command, Reign, Overlook, Prevail, Predominate

Prevailed, Outweigh, Dominated, Predominance, Prevalent, Preponderating, Reign, Paramount, Rule, Overriding, Dominant, Preponderant, Prevail, Dominate, Predominant

Beat, Conquer, Overshadow, Overpower, Permeate, Dictate, Overwhelm, Monopolize, Dominant, Master, Rule, Command, Reign, Overlook, Predominate

Gravitate, Exceed, Dominance, Outweigh, Dominated, Prevalent, Preponderating, Reign, Paramount, Rule, Overriding, Dominant, Preponderant, Dominate, Predominant

One or two private owners dominate the media.
Iowa House in a district where Republicans dominate.
Feelings about government begin to dominate public discussion.
Discrimination, what may a setting of dominate nondiscrimination.
And one man came to dominate those debates.
So I say that, and the winners dominate.
Today, computers dominate all aspects of modern life.
Dominate any game with our deadly accurate aimbot.
Hate crimes are quick to dominate the headlines.
When the dominate estate is transferred, the easement is passed to the buyer of the dominate estate.

Two forms of chert predominate: lenticular and spherical.
Theymain interest is usually in agriculturial interests predominate.
Rightist parties, which now predominate in the Cortes.
Boys predominate in applications for technical ourse programmes.
Occasionally focal signs such as ataxia may predominate.
The court concludes, therefore, that common questions predominate.
Cerebrovascular manifestations predominate, followed closely by cardiovascular disorders.
In scientific and technical writing, figures predominate; in magazines and books of general interest, words predominate although figures are also used.
Common questions predominate and common to the class predominate over questions s members, and where r methods of adjudication.
While blacks predominate in football and basketball, whites predominate in all other regulated sports.