prevalent

Colds are prevalent in the winter.

areligious rationalism was the prevalent trend.

the social ills prevalent in society today.

Whooping cough is very prevalent just now.

The custom of worshipping ancestors is prevalent among these people.

The habit of travelling by aircraft is becoming more prevalent each year.

Exogamy remains much less prevalent among African Americans.

The Ainu are indigenous to the northernmost islands of Japan. Somethingendemic is prevalent in or peculiar to a particular locality or people:

Objective To understand the carriable condition and categories of enteric pathogenic Salmonella and Shigella in high school students in the disease prevalent seasons.

No proof has been provided that gastric hypomotility or stasis is more prevalent in patients with gastric ulcer than in the normal population.

Oil spotting (oleocellosis) was a prevalent physiological rind disorder of citrus fruits that was caused by the action of phytotoxic rind oils released from the oil cells in the flavedo.