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What is the antonym of dominant?

The antonym of "dominant" depends on the context, but here are some options:

General Antonyms:

* Submissive: This is a general antonym that refers to someone who yields to the authority of others.

* Subordinate: Similar to submissive, this implies a lower rank or position.

* Recessive: This term is often used in genetics to describe a trait that is masked by a dominant trait.

* Passive: This indicates a lack of assertiveness or control.

More Specific Antonyms:

* Receding: This is used when discussing a dominant force losing its power or influence.

* Marginal: This indicates something that is not dominant or influential.

* Minor: This refers to something that is less important or significant than something else.

Antonyms based on specific context:

* If you're talking about dominant personalities, antonyms could be timid, shy, withdrawn, or meek.

* If you're discussing a dominant gene, the antonym is recessive.**

* If you're talking about dominant traits, the antonym is submissive.**

To choose the most appropriate antonym, consider the specific context in which "dominant" is used.

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