preeminent

“Iowa caucus-goers are protective of their preeminent place in the nominating process,” says Lowry.

Many of the doctrines which at the latter period were preeminent, in the former were unknown.

In this problem certain factors stand forth as preeminent: ideological movements, military and economic factors, governments.

He wondered, he said, that it should be opposed by Macclesfield, who had borne so preeminent a part in the Revolution.

He is wanting in fire and passion, but he is preeminent in scholarly grace and tender, mournful reverie.

To make certainty more sure, two preeminent ones shall, however, be brought to view.