Pronunciation: /ˈprɛvələns/
noun the fact or condition of being prevalent; widespread existence or occurrence
A1 The prevalence of smartphones is high among teenagers.
A2 The prevalence of fast food restaurants in the city has increased over the years.
B1 Studies have shown a high prevalence of obesity in developed countries.
B2 The prevalence of mental health issues is a growing concern in today's society.
C1 The prevalence of fake news on social media platforms has led to widespread misinformation.
C2 Researchers are studying the prevalence of antibiotic resistance in different regions of the world.
adjective prevalent
A1 The prevalence of smartphones is high among teenagers.
A2 The prevalence of fast food restaurants in this area is noticeable.
B1 The prevalence of online shopping has increased significantly in recent years.
B2 The prevalence of mental health issues among young adults is a growing concern.
C1 The prevalence of fake news on social media platforms is a major challenge for society.
C2 The prevalence of corruption in some countries is deeply ingrained in their political systems.
formal The prevalence of diabetes has been steadily increasing in the population.
informal Have you noticed the prevalence of fast food restaurants in this area?
slang The prevalence of selfies on social media is out of control.
figurative The prevalence of fake news makes it difficult to discern the truth.
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