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Crossword clues for Prevalently.:

PREVALENT: Widespread
PREVALENCE: Wide use.
PREVALENT: Rife.
PREVALENT: The rule
PREVALENCE: How common something is
PREVALENCE: Ubiquity
SITKASPRUCE: Conifer prevalent in southern Alaska
VITAMINA: Nutrient that's prevalent in milk
IRON: It came into prevalence after the Bronze Age
TAIGA: Biome in which conifers are prevalent
TALC: Mineral prevalent in soapstone
HAITI: Its president is Réne Préval
RIFER: More prevalent
RAREST: Least prevalent
ZEITGEIST: Prevalent ideas and spirit of the time
RIFEST: Most prevalent
SHORT: Once-prevalent feature lead-in
PARTYLINE: Prevalent policy
ERN: Bird prevalent on the Norwegian coast
SPAREST: Least prevalent
SPARSE: Hardly prevalent
RENE: Haitian president Préval
PANDEMIC: Prevalent all over
RATTAN: Palm prevalent in Indonesia
RARER: Not as prevalent
ABOUND: Be quite prevalent
TELAVIV: City with prevalent Bauhaus architecture
RARER: Less prevalent
SANGIOVESE: Most prevalent grape in Chianti
RENE: Preval of Haiti
RIFE: More than prevalent
ENDEMIC: Prevalent, as in a locale
SHIISM: It's prevalent in Azerbaijan
OPOSSUMS: Most prevalent Western Hemisphere marsupials
SETIN: Became prevalent
SPREADS: Becomes prevalent
SPREAD: Become prevalent
SPREAD: Become more prevalent
RENE: Haitian president Preval
CURRENTLY: Prevalently.
DOMINANCE: Prevalence.
HERETIC: Opponent of prevalent doctrine.
ARSON: Prevalent crime.
OBI: System of sorcery prevalent in the West Indies.
OLEA: Plant genus prevalent in Greece.
SETINS: Instances of things becoming prevalent.
PRESENTS: Robert Montgomery ___.” nyt 1954 PRESIDENT Magsaysay, for instance. nyt 1954 PRESS Consensus of editorial opinion. nyt 1954 PRESS Demand haste. nyt 1954 PRESS The Fourth Estate. nyt 1954 PRESS ___ conference. nyt 1954 PRESSBOX Scribes' roost. nyt 1954 PRESSREPORT News release. nyt 1954 PRESSTEAMS Groups of journalists. nyt 1954 PRESSURE Lobby's forte. nyt 1954 PRESTO Magician's command. nyt 1954 PRESUME Suppose. nyt 1954 PRET Past tense: Abbr. nyt 1954 PRETENDED Simulated. nyt 1954 PRETENDS Acts. nyt 1954 PRETENDS Feigns. nyt 1954 PRETERITE In grammar, the past tense. nyt 1954 PRETEST Diagnostic exam. nyt 1954 PREVAILED Waxed strong. nyt 1954 PREVALENCE General usage. nyt 1954 PREWAR In the peacetime. nyt 1954 PREWITT Character in From Here to Eternity."
HEMEN: Prevalent TV heroes.
SETSIN: Becomes prevalent.
GENERAL: Prevalent.