prevailancy
/prɪˈveɪlənsi/ /prɪˈveɪl(ə)nsi/rare
noun
= prevailency.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in George Abbott (1604–1649), writer and politician. From prevail + -ancy.
- house manager
- Houseman, John
- housemanship
- house marten
- house martin
- housemaster
- housemastering
- housemasterly
- housemastership
- housemate
- housemating
- housemistress
- house mite
- housemonger
- house moth
- housemother
- housemotherly
- house mouse
- house mover
- house moving
- house music
- house number
- House of Burgesses
- house of cards
- House of Commons