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| prev·a·lent [ prévvələnt ] |
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found frequently: occurring, accepted or practiced commonly or widely
  reported a prevalent belief that the economy is structurally sound
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| [Late 16th century. < Latin praevalent-, present participle of praevalere (see prevail)] |
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| prev·a·lence noun |
| prev·a·lent·ly adverb |
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