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When you prevail, you win. You defeated your opponent. So prevailing would be used like this: At the halfway point of the fight, North Carolina was prevailing over Lousiville. Also : 1) existing or most common at a particular time e.g. : the prevailing view is that she managed to overcome an unpleasant situation 2) prevailing wind = the wind that blows over an area most frequently

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The term 'Prevailing tense' basically means the main tense of a piece of writing. (past, present, future etc.)

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