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prevailing [prɪˈveɪlɪŋ] ADJ.

1. prevailing trends, circumstances:

prevailing
prevailing

2. prevailing opinion:

prevailing

3. prevailing wind:

prevailing
prevailing

prevail [prɪˈveɪl] V. intr. form.

1. prevail (triumph):

zwyciężać [perf zwyciężyć]
brać [perf wziąć] górę nad czymś

2. prevail (be widespread):

3. prevail form. (persuade):

Present
Iprevail
youprevail
he/she/itprevails
weprevail
youprevail
theyprevail
Past
Iprevailed
youprevailed
he/she/itprevailed
weprevailed
youprevailed
theyprevailed
Present Perfect
Ihaveprevailed
youhaveprevailed
he/she/ithasprevailed
wehaveprevailed
youhaveprevailed
theyhaveprevailed
Past Perfect
Ihadprevailed
youhadprevailed
he/she/ithadprevailed
wehadprevailed
youhadprevailed
theyhadprevailed

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Notwithstanding her many hardships such as unstable homes as a child her forte still prevailed.
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Teachers humiliated students for using their regional languages, and such practices prevailed until the late 1960s.
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In the seesaw fighting on decks, the allies prevailed.
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The state prevailed, and the evidence was destroyed.
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Dependence on a great number of lords in the dale afforded greater freedom than in other areas where united power and governing relationships prevailed.
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