prevalent

Definition for prevalent

adjective as in accepted, widespread

Strongest matches

common, commonplace, everyday, extensive, frequent, new, normal, popular, prevailing, rampant, rife, ubiquitous, universal

Weak matches

accustomed, current, customary, established, faddy, general, habitual, in use, latest, latest word, leading edge, natural, now, ongoing, regnant, regular, run-of-the-mill, state-of-the-art, stylish, swinging, trendy, typic, typical, up-to-date, usual, with it, wonted

adjective as in governing, superior

Strongest matches

compelling, dominant, powerful, predominant, prevailing, successful

Weak matches

ascendant, overbearing, paramount, predominate, preponderant, regnant, ruling, sovereign

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That might mean that exposure to Democratic organizing and advertising worked in the swing states where it was especially prevalent.

From Slate

It’s sure to come without the histrionics of the last election—though violence is prevalent in the United States, and I discount nothing at this point.

From Salon

In certain parts of the city, you can go about your day, almost blocking out the threat of airstrikes down the street and ignoring the prevalent mood of subdued fear.

From Los Angeles Times

This problem is especially prevalent in the Southwest, as epitomized by the Phoenix metro area.

From Salon

Legacy hires and unabashed nepotism are prevalent in baseball — in all professional sports, really, — but the Minasian connection has humble origins.

From Los Angeles Times

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