Modifying Another Word

• increasingly: The demise of a readily available commercial system led to an increasingly prevalent view that the scale was dead.

• particularly: They have been particularly prevalent in the expatriate market.

• especially: Infant deaths were especially prevalent among the very poor.

• so: She missed the street music so prevalent in Cuba and also the dancing.

• equally: But all indications are that the effects of the nervous trauma of battle vis à vis shell shock was equally prevalent in all ranks.

• still: This attitude was still prevalent in the last Gulf war.

Modifies a noun

• ideology: However in Ireland this was not to be the case: conservatism was the prevalent ideology of the Cumann na nGaedheal government.

• notion: Despite their gripping stage presence, they seem utterly at odds with the prevalent notion of how a rock band should be.

• strain: These included the isolates of a prevalent Brazilian strain, plus two ATCC reference strains.

• attitude: The U.S. Justice Department is reinforcing a prevalent government attitude that private citizens use the internet primarily for criminal purposes.

• disease: Abstract Dental caries is still one of the most prevalent diseases of children in the United Kingdom.

• today: This might not be unconnected with the lack of mastery prevalent today.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Some put the increase down to the current " blame culture " which is becoming ever more prevalent.

• seem: The concentration on bebop did seem disproportionately prevalent in all forms of education, however.

• remain: Hepatitis B on the other hand remains prevalent among drug addicts.

Preposition: in

• society: But I find that what I call the cultural factor, the cultural bias factor, is prevalent in every single society.

• population: It is less common than POAG in the UK but is more prevalent in some Asiatic populations and in Inuits.

• circle: The anti-intellectualism that is prevalent in fundamentalist circles does not help to form sound doctrine, it actually undermines it.

• today: The show's producers have simply tapped into a value already prevalent in today 's society.

• country: The virus is prevalent in many countries in Asia.