Meanings
adjectivepreponderous (comparative more preponderous, superlative most preponderous)
comparative more preponderous · superlative most preponderous
- preponderant
[…] even though preponderous evidence has been submitted to prove the necessity for a price increase […]
1943, United States. Congress, Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates of the 78th Congress: First Session
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