Prevailed [verb]
Definition of Prevailed:
dominate, control
Synonyms of Prevailed:
● Prove
● Beat
● Win
● Reign
● Succeed
● Overcome
● Triumph
● Abound
● Preponderate
● Obtain
● Command
● Gain
● Master
● Carry
● Conquer
● Domineer
● Overrule
● Best
● Predominate
● Make out
● Take off
● Be common
● Be current
● Be prevalent
● Be usual
● Be victorious
● Be widespread
● Come out on top
● Exist generally
● Get there
● Go great guns
● Go places
● Hit pay dirt
● Luck out
● Make it
● Move out
Opposite/Antonyms of Prevailed:
● Yield
● Give up
● Follow
● Fail
● Lose
● Forfeit
● Surrender
Sentence/Example of Prevailed:
Wise counsels, like those which gave us the Constitution, prevailed to uphold it.
And to the violence which prevailed was added the most unblushing bribery.
I did not intend to write; but your too-kind sister has prevailed upon me.
My humanity gave way for some time; but God was with me, and in the end I prevailed.
But in the end he prevailed on her to promise not to leave the city until she had seen him again.
At last she prevailed upon her mother to get upon the other chair.
A long silence, continued the lady, prevailed in the whole company.
In past times, especially, the most terrible disorder had prevailed.
Steam, in all its applications, was argued against and rejected; yet it has prevailed.
Why had she not prevailed over her mother's fear of being "skimpy?"